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Which stimulus was at or above threshold?

MeGusta!

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Which stimulus was at or above threshold?

Which stimulus was at or above threshold?
A) moderate B) strong
C) weak D) the moderate and strong stimuli

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ccather93

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9 years ago

A) moderate

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Carolinachka124

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9 years ago

Thank you so much for helping me on this question. Choosing this makes sense now.

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