The Weber-Fechner law says that just noticeable difference in a stimulus tends to be:
A)smaller the more intense the stimulus is
B)larger the more intense the stimulus is.
C)unrelated to the intensity of the stimulus
D)larger than the stimulus

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The Weber-Fechner law states that the just noticeable difference (JND) is proportional to the intensity of the stimulus, meaning it becomes larger as the stimulus intensity increases.

The Weber-Fechner Law Says That Just Noticeable Difference in a Stimulus