As you enter the locker room at the gym, you notice the distinctive smell of chlorine from the adjacent swimming pool.But after a few minutes you're no longer aware of the odor.This is an example of:

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Sensory adaptation is the process by which our senses adjust to a constant level of stimulation, resulting in a decreased perception of that particular stimulus over time. In this case, the initial strong smell of chlorine gradually becomes less noticeable as our sense of smell adapts to it, allowing us to focus on other sensory information.

As You Enter the Locker Room at the Gym, You