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The comparative adequacy of the method of limits, the method of constant stimulus differences, and the method of adjustment was studied by using three criteria suggested by Blackwell. It was concluded that the method of constant stimulus differences was the most adequate and the method of adjustment the least adequate for determining sensitivity to color differences.
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M. H. Siegel (1962) studied this question.
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