Weber's Law Suggests That the Just-Noticeable Difference Is a Proportion

question 118

True/False

Weber's Law suggests that the just-noticeable difference is a proportion of change rather than a fixed amount of change in a stimulus.

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Definitions:

In-kind Transfers

Non-cash payments or goods and services provided to individuals as part of government assistance programs, instead of cash.

Cash Payments

are transactions where the exchange of goods or services occurs via the physical exchange of currency, as opposed to credit or digital payment.

Minimum-wage Law

Rules determining the minimum legal hourly pay rate for employees by their employers.

Unskilled Labor

Workforce members who possess no specific training or skills and usually perform simple tasks.