If you perceive a stimulus and then later perceive the same stimulus again, you are likely to perceive the stimulus more quickly and more easily the second time. This benefit can be described as a(n).

a. context-dependent memory.
b. explicit memory.
c. increase in processing fluency.
d. recognition memory.

Option c increase in processing fluency

Explanation: memory in it's simpliest form is the ability to store,remember or recur a thing or an event. Thehuman memory is part of the brain. Increase in processing fluency is the ability to inprove in your rate of recurring an action. Processing fluency is usually the rate at which we recur an action whether with ease or difficulty. Some Humans tends to remember things that occurs more than once and can easily remember it. Our processing fluency influences or affect our recognization memory. Repetition of words or actions or its reoccurrence directly affects our processing fluency.

answer; conditional stimulus will trigger a conditioned response;