Weber's Law States That the Size of a Just Noticeable

question 112

True/False

Weber's law states that the size of a just noticeable difference (JND) is a decreasing proportion of the size of the initial stimulus.

Interpret the representation of data through graphical means to conclude.

Identify the appropriate use of grouped frequency distribution tables for interval and ratio data.

Distinguish between variables measured at different levels for proper graphical representation.

Calculate proportions and understand their representation in context.

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