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What is stimulus intensity?

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What is stimulus intensity?

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mmeggs

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11 years ago

stimulus intensisty
lets say your arm is the subject you are considering. If you get punch five times softly, to change the intensisty you could do something like punch 5 more times harder. That is changing the intensity.

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