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cue
[kyo̅o̅]
a stimulus that determines or may prompt the nature of a person's response.
cue,
n a stimulus that determines or may prompt the nature of a person's response.
cue
Psychology Any sensory stimulus that evokes a learned patterned response. See Conditioning.
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