When a sensory receptor is repeatedly stimulated,it can lead to a reduction in the response.This is called:
A) the just noticeable difference threshold
B) a perceptual set
C) fatigue
D) sensory adaptation

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Sensory adaptation refers to the phenomenon whereby sensory receptors can become desensitized or accustomed to repeated stimulation, which can result in a decrease in the magnitude or sensitivity of the sensory experience. This can occur for any of the senses, including vision, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.

When a Sensory Receptor Is Repeatedly Stimulated,it Can Lead to a Reduction