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What does it mean when learning theorists use the term "salient" to describe stimuli?


▸ It means the stimulus is pertaining to the sense of taste.

▸ It means they are more susceptible to spontaneous recovery.

▸ It means they are less likely to be noticed.

▸ It means they are more likely to stand out among other stimuli.
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