The main point of ________ is that the ratios,not the absolute differences,are important in describing the least perceptible differences in sensory discrimination.

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Weber's Law specifically states that the ratio of perceptible differences in stimuli to the baseline intensity of the stimuli is constant, rather than the absolute differences. Veber's Law and the rule of ratios are not specific laws in psychophysics. Psychophysics refers to the branch of psychology that studies the relationship between physical stimuli and subjective experience.

The Main Point of ________ Is That the Ratios,not the Absolute