It has been argued that behavior is largely influenced by noting that things have changed (e.g., a change in the color of a traffic light from red to green). Difference thresholds have been widely studied. Great contributions have been made by Ernest Weber, Gustav Fechner, and S.S. Stevens. Describe the contributions of each of the three.

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It Has Been Argued That Behavior Is Largely Influenced by Noting