The Progressive Loss of Sensitivity of a Sensory Receptor as a Consequence

question 17

Multiple Choice

The progressive loss of sensitivity of a sensory receptor as a consequence of sustained stimulation is known as

• A) specific nerve energy.
• B) tonic reception.
• C) labeled lines.
• D) adaptation.

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Appreciate the importance of intercultural communication and the factors that facilitate effective communication across cultures.

Understand the components and steps involved in designing a training program.

Identify and articulate well-written training objectives.

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Definitions:

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