Which of the following term refers to the process of activating a specific schema through exposure to related stimuli?

Correct option is B

Schema priming refers to the cognitive process where exposure to related stimuli activates specific schemas (mental frameworks or associations). For instance, seeing an image of a library may activate schemas related to silence and study.
1. Schemas: Mental frameworks that organize information.
2. Priming: Influences perception and responses by activating related schemas.
· Example: Exposure to the word "doctor" primes "nurse" faster than "banana."
Information Booster:
· Priming Types:
· Semantic priming: Activation by related words (e.g., "bread" primes "butter").
· Procedural priming: Enhances performance on a task by prior exposure to a related task.
· Applications:
· Advertising: Priming positive associations with products.
· Behavioral nudges: Encouraging pro-environmental behavior by priming ecological imagery.