Not only must a sound be within our sensory range to hear it, it must also reach this for our sensory receptors to register it.
A) just noticeable difference
B) absolute threshold
C) strength activation
D) visual threshold

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statement is referring to the concept of absolute threshold, which is the minimum intensity of a stimulus that our sensory receptors can detect. The just noticeable difference refers to the smallest difference between two stimuli that can be detected. Strength activation is not a recognized psychological term and visual threshold specifically refers to the minimum amount of light necessary to see an object.

Not Only Must a Sound Be Within Our Sensory Range