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Facilitation and Attenuation of Learning to Novel and Familiar Stimuli Through Contextual Mismatch: Experimental Evidence and a Computational Model
Learning about the relationship between a stimulus and an outcome typically progresses more successfully when the stimulus is novel, compared to when it is familiar. This phenomenon, referred to as latent inhibition, is widespread across the animal kingdom and continues to motivate the development o
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