Perceptual adaptation refers to the
A) grouping of stimuli into smooth,uninterrupted patterns.
B) processing of information without conscious awareness.
C) perception of an object as unchanging in shape regardless of our own viewing angle.
D) perceptual adjustment to changed sensory input.

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Perceptual adaptation refers to the ability of the brain to adjust to changed sensory input. For example, if we wear glasses with a prism that shifts everything we see to the right, over time our brain will adapt and adjust our perception so that we see things as straight again.

Perceptual Adaptation Refers to the