When the Frequency of Nerve Impulses Slows or Stops Even

question 2

Multiple Choice

When the frequency of nerve impulses slows or stops even when the stimulus continues at constant strength, the individual has undergone

• A) sensory adaptation.
• B) tolerance.
• C) perceptive degradation.
• D) nerve damage.
• E) tachyphylaxis.

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