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Changes in sensory input refer to alterations or variations in the information received through our senses, such as sight, hearing, taste, touch, and smell.
Sensory adaptation is a phenomenon where our senses become less responsive to constant or repetitive stimuli over time.
Change blindness is the tendency to overlook significant changes in visual scenes when they occur during brief interruptions or distractions.
Perceptual set refers to our predisposition or readiness to perceive certain objects or events based on our expectations and past experiences.