Fechner's and Weber's Methods Not Only Made It Possible to Measure

question 46

Multiple Choice

 Fechner's and Weber's methods not only made it possible to measure the ability to detect stimuli, but also made it possible to _____.

• A) determine mechanisms responsible for experiences
• B) identify the subconscious rationales for the responses
• C) provide scientific justification for introspection
• D) localize brain lesions responsible for poor performance

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Definitions:

Original Ideas

Novel thoughts or concepts not derived from existing ideas, often considered a key component of creativity.

Insight

The capacity to gain an accurate and deep understanding of a person or situation, often leading to a breakthrough.

Intelligence

The capacity to acquire, comprehend, and utilize knowledge, resolve challenges, and adjust to unfamiliar scenarios.

Reification

The cognitive process of treating an abstract concept as if it were a real, tangible object.