When you first put on your shoes today, you experienced pressure on your foot and this was helpful for letting you know when your foot was securely in the shoe. Soon after, you probably stopped paying attention to this feeling, perhaps until reading this question. The fact that the sensation of your foot in the shoe faded with time is an example of (adaptation, range fractionization), which is a feature of receptors that have (tonic, phasic) responses, like the ones that convey pressure and vibration. If these were new shoes, however, and they pinched your foot and gave you a blister, you might be feeling pain, which is conveyed through the (proprioceptive, nociceptive) system and is more constant in duration, which is a feature of (tonic, phasic) responses.

adaptation

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nociceptive

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Explanation:

When you put on a shoe and you experienced pressure on your foot which goes away with time, then you have adapted that stimulus. Adaptation ha o do with adjustments within an organism that improves its ability cope with its changing environment. This can be regarded as a feature of phasic receptors because it goes away rapidly.

However, feelings of pain are conveyed through the nociceptive system which processes noxious stimuli, such as tissue injury. The feeling is more constant hence it a feature of tonic responses.

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