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inner psychophysics
inner psychophysics In Fechner’s historical usage, inner psychophysics is the part of psychophysics concerned with the intervening process between a stimulus and apperception.
In Fechner’s historical usage, inner psychophysics is the part of psychophysics concerned with the intervening process between a stimulus and apperception. It refers to mental functioning as distinct from the outward relation of stimulus to apperception.