In fMRI studies, when a stimulus is repeated, the BOLD response can be presentation compared to the first. This is known as the .
A) lower ; repetition enhancement effect
B) lower ; repetition suppression effect
C) higher ; repetition enhancement effect
D) higher ; repetition suppression effect for the second

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Repetition suppression effect refers to the phenomenon where the BOLD response is lower upon repeated presentation of a stimulus compared to the first presentation.

In FMRI Studies, When a Stimulus Is Repeated, the BOLD