A phenomenon in which sensations become less noticeable with prolonged exposure is called:

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Sensory adaptation is the phenomenon in which our senses become less responsive to constant or repetitive stimuli. This allows us to focus on important or new stimuli and filter out unimportant or irrelevant information. Gradient adaptation, action potentials, graded potentials, and radiating adaptation are not related to this specific phenomenon.

A Phenomenon in Which Sensations Become Less Noticeable with Prolonged