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method of constant stimuli

method of constant stimuli The method of constant stimuli is a psychophysical procedure for finding a person’s point of subjective equality by presenting a standard stimulus alongside a set of comparison stimuli spread at fixed intervals across a range.

The method of constant stimuli is a psychophysical procedure for finding a person’s point of subjective equality by presenting a standard stimulus alongside a set of comparison stimuli spread at fixed intervals across a range. The comparison stimuli are shown one at a time in random order, usually many times, and the person judges which stimulus has more or less of the target quality.

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Drafting source: Vidotto Giulio; Anselmi Pasquale; Robusto Egidio. New Perspectives in Computing the Point of Subjective Equality Using Rasch Models. 2019; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.02793; article XML SHA-256 994f2419d0ffacdbec8b55637272a766581e5ab7968061fd6021ab22b34a6888. “New Perspectives in Computing the Point of Subjective Equality Using Rasch Models” (10.3389/fpsyg.2019.02793).
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