On the exponents in Stevens' law and the constant in Ekman's law¶
Teghtsoonian, R. (1971). On the exponents in Stevens' law and the constant in Ekman's law. Psychological Review.
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- Psychophysical Scaling
- A Weber fraction or Stevens exponent is characteristic of a named modality, procedure, population, adaptation state, and range
This sourceEstablishes that the fitted Stevens exponent is not a fixed property of a modality but covaries with the dynamic range of the stimulus continuum and with discriminability on it; the procedure, population and adaptation-state factors listed in the same sentence lie outside it.
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- A Weber fraction or Stevens exponent is characteristic of a named modality, procedure, population, adaptation state, and range
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