_______________ can cause the perception of an odour that is constant and unchanging to disappear.
A) Sensory deprivation
B) Sensory overload
C) Sensory adaptation
D) Sensory constancy

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Sensory adaptation occurs when the sensory receptors of our body become less responsive to constant stimuli, which can cause the perception of an odour that is constant and unchanging to disappear. Sensory deprivation and sensory overload are different concepts that do not apply to this situation. Sensory constancy refers to the ability to perceive objects as being unchanging despite changes in sensory input, and is also not relevant to the question.

_______________ Can Cause the Perception of an Odour That Is