The major function of a receptor is to _____.
A. control the autonomic functions of the body
B. stabilize the internal environment to achieve homeostasis
C. produce responses to the various stimuli the body receives
D. give organisms or cells awareness of and sensitivity to their environment
E. control the visceral functions of the body
Answer: D
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