Weber-Fechner Law
An experimental psychophysiological law that states that the intensity of the sensation of something depends linearly on the logarithm of the intensity of the stimulus.
An experimental psychophysiological law that states that the intensity of the sensation of something depends linearly on the logarithm of the intensity of the stimulus.
Separating the independent variable involved in the experimental hypothesis from the side effects associated with its effects. which is achieved with the help of special.
The ability to replicate the experiment by another examiner based on the author’s description of the technique.
The change in the dependent variable under the influence of several independent variables in a factorial experiment. There are three types of reaction: zero, divergent,.