Weber's Law Suggests That the Size of a Just-Noticeable Difference

question 89

Multiple Choice

Weber's law suggests that the size of a just-noticeable difference depends on the

• A) amount of sensitivity to the stimulus.
• B) degree of sensory adaptation.
• C) size of the initial stimulus.
• D) degree of absolute threshold.

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Definitions:

Aural Learner

An individual who learns most effectively through listening and auditory methods rather than through visual or tactile means.

Aural Learner

An individual who prefers and learns most effectively through hearing and listening.

Read/Write

Basic literacy skills involving the ability to read text for understanding and to write comprehensibly.

Kinesthetic

Relating to kinesthetic learning, a style that involves learning through physical activities rather than sitting and listening.