Weber's law implies that a postal clerk who judges by hand whether an envelope needs extra postage will be most accurate when judging a (n)

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Weber's law implies that a postal clerk who judges by hand whether an envelope needs extra postage will be most accurate when judging a (n)

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Kamari Stein · Answer 1

Weber’s law states that the change in a stimulus that will be just noticeable is a constant ratio of the original stimulus. It does not hold for extremes stimulation. In the question, whether an envelope needs extra postage will be most accurate when judging a heavy envelope of 12 ounces.