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The Smallest Difference in Stimulus Intensity That a Specific Sense

Question 188

Question 188

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The smallest difference in stimulus intensity that a specific sense can detect is


A) an absolute difference.
B) a detection difference.
C) a perceptual illusion.
D) a just noticeable difference.

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