'Becoming accommodated to a certain level of stimulation' or 'getting used to certain sensations' defines:
A) perception.
B) sensory functions.
C) sensory receptors.
D) adaptation.

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Adaptation refers to the process by which the body becomes accommodated to a certain level of stimulation or gets used to certain sensations. This allows the body to adjust so that it can respond optimally to new or changing stimuli. The other choices are not accurate descriptions of this process. Perception refers to how the brain interprets sensory information. Sensory functions are the biological processes responsible for detecting and processing sensory information. Sensory receptors are specialized cells that detect specific sensory stimuli.

'Becoming Accommodated to a Certain Level of Stimulation' or 'Getting