An individual's sensitivity to stimuli varies with the quality of his/her sensory receptors and:
A) how long he/she is exposed to the stimuli.
B) his/her familiarity with the stimuli.
C) the amount or intensity of stimuli.
D) his/her intelligence.

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The amount or intensity of stimuli is a key factor in an individual's sensitivity. The stronger the stimuli, the more likely it is that the individual will be able to detect it. This can include factors such as brightness or loudness, for example. While the other options can also impact an individual's sensitivity to stimuli, they are not as fundamental as the amount or intensity of the stimuli itself.

An Individual's Sensitivity to Stimuli Varies with the Quality of His/her