Question

question 17
the process by which unchanging information from the senses of taste, touch, smell, and vision is \ignored\ by the sensory receptor cells themselves is called

transformation
sensory adaptation
transmutation
transduction

Explanation:

Sensory adaptation is the process where sensory receptor cells become less responsive to unchanging stimuli from taste, touch, smell, and vision. It helps the body focus on new or changing information.

Answer:

B. sensory adaptation