How does our perception of sound change with intensity of the stimulus?
a. ?Our sound perception changes at the same rate than the change of the intensity.
b. ?Our sound perception changes at a higher rate than the change of the intensity.
c. ?Our sound perception changes at a smaller rate than the change of the intensity.
d. ?Our sound perception changes at a variable rate than the change of the intensity.
ANSWER:
c
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