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the loss of other alternatives when one alternative is chosen.
I believe the answer is the Plateau phase of the sexual response cycle. The sexual response cycle has four stages of sexual responding described by Maters and Johnson; that is the excitement, plateau, orgasm, resolution phases. During the excitement phase, the genital areas become engorged with blood. During the orgasm phase, there are muscle contractions all over the body, further increasing breathing, pulse and blood pressure rates; and during resolution phase the body gradually returns to its unaroused state as the engorged genital blood vessels release accumulated blood.
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c.the carrying capcity will decrease because the level of the limiting factiors decrease
Answer:
In order to perceive a stimulus, that stimulus has to meet or exceed the absolute threshold; in order to detect a change in that stimulus, the stimulus has to meet or exceed the differential threshold.
Explanation:
The absolute threshold is the minimum intensity of energy that is required to cause a sensation in a person, that is, the minimum or maximum maginitude that a stimulus must have in order to be captured. The absolute threshold defines our perceptual limits and varies depending on the individual. The differential threshold (Just Noticeable Difference, JND) refers to the minimum intensity at which a stimulus must be increased so that we notice a change in that stimulus, that is, it's the increase that is necessary in the intensity of the stimulus so that the person perceives a modification of the same.
Weber's law states that the stronger the initial stimulus, the greater is the additional intensity necessary for the second stimulus to be perceived as different.
