The tendency to judge our experience (for example, of sounds, temperatures, or income) relative to a neutral level defined by our prior experience is known as _____.

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The adaptation-level phenomenon refers to our tendency to judge our current experiences in relation to our past experiences, and to quickly adapt to our new circumstances. It can apply to a wide range of experiences, from sensory experiences (like temperature or brightness) to experience of income, status, or achievement.

The Tendency to Judge Our Experience (For Example, of Sounds