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noise that interferes with the ability to detect stimuli can come from any irrelevant stimuli in the environment.
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Define noise in psychophysics
In psychophysics and signal detection theory, "noise" refers to any background, irrelevant, or distracting stimuli that compete with the target stimulus and interfere with a person's ability to detect it.
Evaluate the statement
Because noise can be auditory, visual, or any other sensory distraction in the environment, the statement that noise can come from any irrelevant stimuli in the environment is correct.
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