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We Become Especially Sensitive to the Sound Patterns That Are

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We become especially sensitive to the sound patterns that are important to our language. This is an example of

A) dishabituation of visual acuity.
B) otitis media.
C) cultural influence on perception.
D) phonemenological differentiation.

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