Question 9 (1 point) Which of the following occupational activities would NOT be

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Question 9 (1 point) Which of the following occupational activities would NOT benefit from using Stevens's power law? O a) A computer engineer seeing how bright a new monitor design seems for a range of light output O b) A food chemi ist examining how intense a taste a new artificial sweetener creates c) A trainer at a firefighter academy determining how faint an odor of natural gas a human can smell A concert hall architect figuring how loud an instrument on stage will sound to a person in the audience Question 10 (1 point) li, such as light, their perceived intensity tends to be their physical magnitude. Stevens's poy law describes this effect by a) less than; setting the constant power to less than 1

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Option C Steven's Power Law is a psychophysical concept that states the the strength of a physical stimulus is proportional to the sensation that is perceived by the recipient. The magnitude of the sensation increases in a predictable and proportional manner to the strength of the stimulus. This can be measured using a variety of stimuli including light brightness, auditory volume, vibration, temperature, taste, and smell.

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