Ernst Heinrich Weber's Formulation of the Just-Noticeable Difference (Jnd) Refers

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Multiple Choice

Ernst Heinrich Weber's formulation of the just-noticeable difference (jnd) refers to

• A)sensory discrimination's reliance on the absolute difference between the original stimulus and the comparison stimulus.
• B)the difference between one sensory experience and another as determined subjectively.
• C)the individual differences among people in their ability to discriminate among stimuli of various intensities.
• D)the smallest increase in the physical intensity of a stimulus that can be reliably discriminated as a sensory experience.

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