A5.16
Habituation and cue wear-out
Cards in this group · 5
- A5.16.1Repeated stimuli with unchanging consequences progressively weaken the response they trigger
- A5.16.2Habituation is a central process distinct from sensory adaptation, operating at the level of processing stimulus meaning
- A5.16.3Recovering a response to an already-habituated stimulus requires the stimulus itself to change, not just repeat
- A5.16.4Long-standing, rarely updated prompts get wholesale ignored — banner blindness
- A5.16.5Preventing habituation requires restraining notification frequency rather than relying on stronger visual stimuli