If You Wash Your Hands in Barely Warm Water After

question 2

Multiple Choice

If you wash your hands in barely warm water after spending an hour shoveling snow without wearing gloves, the water is likely to seem uncomfortably warm. This is because sensations for temperature are

• A)true to outside temperatures.
• B)produced by the warm receptors only.
• C)relative to the skin temperature.
• D)not noticeable below 45 degrees Celsius.