To increase profits, the cereal company wants to reduce the amount of raisins in each cup of cereal, but they don't want consumers to notice the change. To know how many raisins they can remove, they first need to obtain an estimate of the:

a. absolute threshold for raisins in a cup of cereal
b. difference threshold for raisins in a cup of cereal
c. signal detection threshold for raisins in a cup of cereal
d. hit rate for raisin detection in a cup of cereal


B

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