Signal detection theory suggests that differences in absolute thresholds between different people reflect signal strength. sensory processes. human judgment. absolute thresholds. sensory adaptation.

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Asia Hancock

29 June, 00:12

Signal detection theory suggests that differences in absolute thresholds between different people reflect signal strength. sensory processes. human judgment. absolute thresholds. sensory adaptation.

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Crawford · Answer 1

Signal detection theory suggests that differences in absolute thresholds between different people reflect human judgement.

Signal Detection is a theory that predicting how and when we detect the presence of a faint stimulus ("signal") amid background stimulation ("noise") ... It measures the ability to differentiate between these two different patterns.

Peter Baxter · Answer 2

The answer from the given choices is " human judgment."

Signal detection theory is anticipating how and when we distinguish the nearness of a faint stimulus in the midst of background stimulation. Accept there is no single outright edge and location depends mostly on a man's involvement, desires, inspiration, and level of weariness.