Sensory information refers to the data received through our senses (sight, smell, touch, taste, and hearing) that is then transmitted to the brain for processing.
This is how our brain interprets sensory information. It's like the editor in our analogy who takes all the reports and turns them into a coherent story.
This is when we become less sensitive to constant stimuli. Like when a reporter stops noticing background noise at a busy event they're covering.
Sensory Threshold: The minimum level of stimulus required for detection by one of the senses. It's like determining how big a story needs to be before it gets reported on.