The just noticeable difference serves as the foundation for:
A) transduction
B) Ponzo illusion
C) absolute threshold
D) Weber's Law

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The just noticeable difference (JND) is the minimum difference in stimulus intensity that a person is able to detect. Weber's law states that the JND is a constant proportion of the stimulus intensity. This means that as the intensity of the stimulus increases, the size of the JND also increases proportionally. Therefore, Weber's law relies on the concept of JND as its foundation.

The Just Noticeable Difference Serves as the Foundation For