Stevens's Power Law is so named because
A) it is the best psychophysical law that has ever been theorized.
B) the law explains why electrical power in the brain is responsible for perception.
C) it explains how electrical signals in the retina are involved in transduction.
D) the stimulus intensity is raised to a specific exponent to predict perceived magnitude. ** (page 16-17; conceptual)

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Stevens's Power Law predicts perceived magnitude by raising the stimulus intensity to a specific exponent.

Stevens's Power Law Is So Named Because