A demonstration of sensory adaptation can be obtained by
(a) putting both arms into lukewarm water, then putting each arm separately
into hot and cold water
(b) putting each arm separately into hot and cold water, then putting both
arms in lukewarm water
(c) putting both arms into hot water, then into cold water, then into lukewarm
water
(d) none of the above would demonstrate sensory adaptation since the skin
receptors responsible for the sensation of hot and cold do not adapt, for
evolutionary reasons
B
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