_________ is the ability to discriminate previously seen objects from novel objects.
A) Visual recognition memory
B) Genetic behavioral patterns
C) Cognitive assimilation
D) Deferred imitation

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Visual recognition memory is the ability to remember and recognize previously seen objects or stimuli, which allows discrimination between familiar and novel objects. Genetic behavioral patterns refer to the fixed behaviors programmed genetically, cognitive assimilation refers to the process of fitting new experiences into existing mental frameworks, and deferred imitation refers to the ability to imitate actions observed at a later time.

_________ Is the Ability to Discriminate Previously Seen Objects from Novel