Kinesthesia refers to the

A) deactivation of pain receptors on the skin's surface.
B) process by which stimulus energies are changed into neural signals.
C) ringing-in-the-ears sensation that sometimes accompanies hearing loss.
D) system for sensing the position and movement of tendons,joints,and muscles.

Kinesthesia

Kinesthesia is the sensory ability to perceive and recognize the movement and position of one's body and limbs, without using sight.

Deactivation

The process of turning off or disabling a system or chemical reaction.

Stimulus Energies

Various forms of energy, such as light, sound, and touch, that can elicit a response from an organism or a sensor.