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General (somatic) senses
Receptors diffuse (throughout the body) including skin/visceral organs.
Special senses
Specialize receptors located in special sense organs
Sensation
Any stimulus the body is aware of. (Pressure, heat, chemical, light, etc.)
Perception
Conscious awareness and interpretation of a sensation
Tonic Receptors
Always active (muscle spindles)
Phasic Receptors
Inactive. Only become active I'm response to change in conditions they're monitoring (olfactory receptors)
Peripheral Adaption
Level of receptor activity decreases in response to sustained stimulus
Central adaption
In addition of sensory information transmission along sensory pathways and CNN does not involve changes and receptor activity
Central adaption
Inhibition of sensory information transmission along sensory pathways in CNS, does not involve changes in receptor activity