Leibniz referred to the point at which an experience becomes strong enough to cause awareness as the:

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Leibniz referred to the point at which an experience becomes strong enough to cause awareness as the "limen," also known as the threshold of consciousness. This concept refers to the minimum level of stimulation required for a person to become conscious of a particular sensation. Therefore, the correct answer is A) limen. B) preconscious refers to information that is not currently in conscious awareness but can readily be brought into awareness. C) petites perceptions refer to the idea that all perception is made up of tiny or small perceptions that are not consciously experienced. D) modular level refers to how the brain processes information in specific neural networks or modules.

Leibniz Referred to the Point at Which an Experience Becomes