Discussion
When perception change with practice, this phenomenon is called ............
Answer: A
This is Perceptual learning.
Perceptual learning is a relatively lasting improvement in the ability to perceive and discriminate stimuli that results from practice and experience. Wine tasters learn to distinguish subtle flavours, radiologists learn to spot faint shadows on an X-ray, and listeners learn to tell apart sounds of a new language.
'Perceptual practice' is not a technical term. The superiority effect (as in the word-superiority effect) is the finding that letters are recognised better within words. The 'missing-later effect' is not a standard concept. Only perceptual learning names the change in perception with practice.
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