If you do not feel the chair you are now sitting in,it is because:
A) constant rubbing numbs nerve endings
B) when there is constant stimulation, our senses experience a decrease in responding
C) sitting tends to constrict blood flow and partially numbs our skin senses
D) the temperature on the surface of the skin goes up and makes us less sensitive

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This phenomenon is known as sensory adaptation, where our senses become less responsive to constant or repetitive stimulation. Therefore, if we sit in a chair for a long time, we gradually lose our ability to perceive its feel as our nerves adapt to the constant pressure and lack of movement.

If You Do Not Feel the Chair You Are Now