The principle that one sense may influence another is

A) kinesthesis.
B) sensory adaptation.
C) audition.
D) sensory interaction.

Sensory Interaction

The process by which different senses, like sight and hearing, influence and interact with each other to form a comprehensive perception.

Sensory Adaptation

The mechanism by which sensory receptors diminish their reaction to persistent stimuli over a period.

Kinesthesis

The faculty for discerning the placement, load, or kinetic changes of muscles, tendons, and joints.