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    A Perceptual Set Is a Readiness to Detect a Particular
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A Perceptual Set Is a Readiness to Detect a Particular

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A perceptual set is a readiness to detect a particular stimulus in a given context.For example,a new mother is perceptually set to hear the cries of her child.

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