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Psychophysics

Psychophysics Psychophysics is the study of how measurable features of a stimulus, such as its intensity or frequency, relate to a person’s response to it.

Psychophysics is the study of how measurable features of a stimulus, such as its intensity or frequency, relate to a person’s response to it. It examines these links to better understand the psychological processes involved.

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