Cason is initially blinded as he walks out of a daytime movie. However, very rapidly his eyes begin to adjust to the bright light. What is the best explanation for his rapid recovery?

A) Perceptual adjustments B) Sensory deprivation
C) Oversensitivity of his rods and cones D) Sensory adaptation


D

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