Question

what is sensory adaptation?
the process of directing incoming sensory impulses to the correct area(s) of the cerebral cortex
the ability of the brain to interpret the source and meaning of a stimulus
the process of knowing the region of the body that was the source of incoming sensory signals
the ability of the brain to become less responsive to some stimuli

Explanation:

Sensory adaptation is the process where the nervous system becomes less sensitive to a constant or unchanging stimulus over time, reducing the brain's response to it.

Answer:

The ability of the brain to become less responsive to some stimuli