The Fading of a Dominant Odor Sometime After One Enters

question 96

Multiple Choice

The fading of a dominant odor sometime after one enters a room is an example of experiencing

• A) sensory adaptation.
• B) damage to receptors.
• C) sensory deprivation.
• D) a change in concentration of the odor.
• E) proprioception.

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Definitions:

Sherman Act

A foundational U.S. antitrust law enacted in 1890, aimed at prohibiting monopolistic practices and promoting competitive markets.

Monopoly Power

The exclusive control by one company over the entire supply of goods or services in a particular market.

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