Classical psychophysical methods

Classical psychophysical methods refer to the methods of limits, adjustment, and constant stimuli, described by Fechner, which are used for measuring thresholds

Related Articles
Negative sensations at psychology-glossary.com	■■■
Negative sensations is a term which according to Fechner refer to sensations that occur below the absolute . . . Read More
Observation at psychology-glossary.com	■■■
Observation means recognizing or noting a fact or occurrence often involving measurement or other objective . . . Read More
Phenomenological method at psychology-glossary.com	■■■
Phenomenological method is the method of determining the relationship between stimuli and perception . . . Read More
Contrast threshold at psychology-glossary.com	■■■
Contrast threshold refers to the intensity difference that can just barely be seen between two (2) areas. . . . Read More
Acclimatization at environment-database.eu	■■
An Acclimatization is the physiological and behavioral adjustments of an Organism to changes in its environment. . . . Read More