The point where a stimulus is great enough to be sensed is a sensory receptor. true false

Explanation:

Sensory receptors are cells, neurones specifically, that specialized in detecting and responding to a physical or chemical stimulation. That's why is false, because it's no a point where a stimulus is great enough to be sensed, that's not how it works.

Feeling something is about neurones responding to it, to the stimulus that has being placed.

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