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dishabituation
dishabituation Dishabituation is the return of an orienting response after it has weakened through repeated exposure, triggered by changing to a new or novel stimulus.
Dishabituation is the return of an orienting response after it has weakened through repeated exposure, triggered by changing to a new or novel stimulus. In this context, it means that a response reduced by habituation becomes re-established when something different is presented.