What Is True When There Is a Just-Noticeable Difference (Jnd)

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Multiple Choice

What is true when there is a just-noticeable difference (jnd) between two stimuli?

• A) They are detectably different.
• B) They cannot be identified as different.
• C) Fechner's law is supported.
• D) An empiricist approach to psychophysics is appropriate.

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