The registration of sensory input without conscious awareness refers to
A) a false alarm.
B) subliminal perception.
C) a just noticeable difference.
D) a superimposed stimulus.

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Subliminal perception refers to the registration of sensory input without conscious awareness, typically due to the input being presented below the threshold for conscious awareness. A false alarm refers to a situation in which an individual perceives a stimulus that is not actually present. A just noticeable difference refers to the smallest difference in a stimulus that can be detected. A superimposed stimulus refers to a stimulus that is overlaid on top of another stimulus.

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