Perceptual learning is an improvement in one's sensory abilities after training and is thought
to help us to better adapt to the sensory environment. Here, we show that perceptual …

Practice in most sensory tasks substantially improves perceptual performance. A hallmark of
this 'perceptual learning'is its specificity for the basic attributes of the trained stimulus and …

Research of perceptual learning has received significant interest due to findings that training
on perceptual tasks can yield learning effects that are specific to the stimulus features of that …

Perceptual learning is defined as long‐term improvement in perceptual or sensory systems
resulting from repeated practice or experience. As the number of perceptual learning studies …

Perceptual learning refers to a long‐term change in the ability to extract perceptual
information from the environment that arises via experience or practice. In this chapter, we …

Perceptual learning often shows substantial and long-lasting changes in the ability to
classify relevant perceptual stimuli due to practice. Specificity to trained stimuli and tasks is a …

Developing expertise in any field usually requires acquisition of a wide range of skills. Most
current studies on perceptual learning have focused on a single task and concluded that …

The role of external reinforcement is an issue of much debate and uncertainty in perceptual
learning research. Although it is commonly acknowledged that external reinforcement, such …

Performance on most sensory tasks improves with practice. When making particularly
challenging sensory judgments, perceptual improvements in performance are tightly …

Visual perceptual learning describes the improvement of visual perception with repeated
practice. Previous research has established that the learning effects of perceptual training …