Renewed interest in a stimulus defines

A) habituation.
B) dishabituation.
C) information processing.
D) automaticity.

Renewed interest in a stimulus after habituation has occurred is called dishabituation. This means that the habituated response is overcome by some new or unexpected stimuli, causing renewed interest in the original stimulus. Choice A (habituation) refers to a decrease in response to a stimulus after repeated exposure. Choice C (information processing) refers to the cognitive processes involved in perceiving, interpreting, and responding to stimuli. Choice D (automaticity) refers to the ability to perform a task or behavior with little conscious effort or attention.