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Early Psychology Results: Stimulus-Response Graphs Comparison

Explore the relationship between stimulus magnitude (x) and response magnitude (y) with a constant k. Compare the graphs for k=1, 2, and ½ to understand the impact on response.

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Early Psychology Results: Stimulus-Response Graphs Comparison

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  1. example 6 Stimulus-Response Chapter 4.1 One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ . 2009 PBLPathways

  2. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  3. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  4. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  5. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  6. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  7. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  8. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  9. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  10. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  11. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

  12. One of the early results in psychology relates the magnitude of a stimulus x to the magnitude of the response y with the model where k is an experimental constant. Compare the graphs of for k = 1, 2 and ½ .

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