The technique by which a single stimulus is presented repeatedly to the infant until there is a measurable decline in whatever attending behavior is being observed followed be a new stimulus being presented and any recovery in responsiveness recorded is called:
A) Accommodation
B) Inhibition-habituation
C) Evoked potential
D) Inhibition-disinhibition
E) Habituation-dishabituation

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Habituation-dishabituation is the process where an infant's decreased response to a repeated stimulus (habituation) is followed by a renewed response when a new stimulus is introduced (dishabituation).

The Technique by Which a Single Stimulus Is Presented Repeatedly