The Fact That We Are Generally Much More Aware of the Changes

question 96

Multiple Choice

The fact that we are generally much more aware of the changes in our sensory environments than we are of the constants is the general idea behind

• A) signal detection theory.
• B) sensory adaptation.
• C) the method of constant stimuli.
• D) sensory equalisation.

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