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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.2
How does signal detection theory challenge traditional theories about sensory thresholds?
It states that there are no absolute thresholds for sensation.
It considers decision-making processes along with sensory capabilities.
It argues that subliminal messages affect conscious decisions significantly.
It suggests that sensations don't exist until they are perceived consciously.
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