The process by which the brain stops attending to constant,unchanging information is called:
A)adaptation
B)sensation
C)habituation
D)accomodation

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Habituation is the process of becoming accustomed to a repeated or constant stimulus and no longer paying attention to it. This process allows the brain to focus on new or changing information. Adaptation refers to an organism changing over time to better suit its environment, sensation is the process of detecting and encoding sensory information, and accommodation refers to the ability of the eye to adjust its focus.

The Process by Which the Brain Stops Attending to Constant,unchanging