Which Concept Represents How Much Stronger One Stimulus Has to Be

question 19

Multiple Choice

Which concept represents how much stronger one stimulus has to be relative to another so that someone can notice the two are not the same?

• A) just meaningful difference (JMD)
• B) just noticeable difference (JND)
• C) conditioned difference
• D) incremental difference

Understand the purpose and function of numerical data I/O interfaces in interfacing multibit and analog devices.

Comprehend how data transfer instructions work, including moving, comparing, and manipulating data.

Identify the sources and destinations in move instructions and data manipulation.

Recognize the limitations and specific locations addressed by data transfer instructions.

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