As you take this test, it is unlikely that you are constantly aware that your legs are making contact with the legs of the chair. This is likely due to:
A) sensory adaptation.
B) sensory threshold.
C) a correct rejection.
D) a miss.

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Sensory adaptation occurs when the sensory receptors in our body adjust to a constant or repetitive stimulant, causing a decrease in sensitivity over time. In this case, the constant pressure of the chair against our legs is likely causing sensory adaptation, making us less aware of the sensation over time.

As You Take This Test, It Is Unlikely That You