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Psychological Sensation
The subjective experience or perception of a stimulus through the mind's interpretation of sensory information.
Physical Stimulus
A tangible or material factor that can prompt a physical reaction in an organism.
Just-Noticeable Difference
The smallest change in stimulus intensity that can be detected, underlining the threshold at which a change is perceptible.
Detectably Different
The threshold at which a change in a variable or condition is perceptible or measurable from its previous state.
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