Which factors did early psychophysicists believe to be unimportant when conducting psychophysics experiments?
A) the strength of the stimulus to be tested and the type of stimulus to be tested
B) subjective evaluation and mental fatigue
C) subjective evaluation and generalization
D) the participant's expectations and his or her perception of the payoff

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Early psychophysicists often overlooked the participant's expectations and perception of the payoff, focusing more on the physical properties of stimuli and their direct effects on perception.

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