The use of the mere exposure effect in the context of implicit learning ability:
A) allows for an indirect assessment of implicit learning ability
B) allows for a direct assessment of implicit learning ability
C) has not been found to be illustrative of implicit learning ability
D) none of the above

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The mere exposure effect is used to indirectly assess implicit learning ability by measuring individuals' increased preference for stimuli that they have been exposed to repeatedly, without their conscious awareness. This increased preference reflects implicit learning, as the individual has become familiar with the stimulus without intentionally trying to learn about it.

The Use of the Mere Exposure Effect in the Context