Fadi touched a pen lightly and he did not feel how soft it was, while when he firmly touched the pen, he felt the softness of the pen. a- Indicate the two factors that determine the intensity of a stimulus caused by touching the pen. b- Why did not Fadi feel the softness of the pen when he touched the pen lightly however he did feel the softness of the pen when he touched it firmly? Your answer

Fadi touched a pen lightly and he did not feel how soft it was, while when he firmly touched the pen, he felt the softness of the pen. a- Indicate the two factors that determine the intensity of a stimulus caused by touching the pen. b- Why did not Fadi feel the softness of the pen when he touched the pen lightly however he did feel the softness of the pen when he touched it firmly? Your answer

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College Physics

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