The intensity at which a sound becomes audible for a given individual is known as the individual's

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Itzel Curtis

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15 September, 06:16

The intensity at which a sound becomes audible for a given individual is known as the individual's

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Edith Carney · Answer 1

The intensity at which a sound becomes audible for a given individual is known as the "individual's absolute threshold".

To assess a person's absolute threshold, an analyst decides the stimulus level at which the onlooker can identify the boost in 50 percent of the trials. Traditional hypotheses of absolute threshold anticipated that a generally steady least level of a boost was essential for recognition of a stimulus.