Weber's law states that the higher the intensity of the stimulus, the ________ it will have to be ________ to result in a noticeable difference in sensory experience.
A) more; changed
B) less; reduced
C) less; increased
D) faster; reduced
E) faster; removed

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Weber's law posits that the magnitude of a stimulus must increase proportionally to its initial intensity for a change to be perceptible, meaning the more intense the stimulus, the more it needs to change to be noticeably different.

Weber's Law States That the Higher the Intensity of the Stimulus