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Psychology Terms - All-or-none law
A fundamental principle about nerve impulses, stating that the power or intensity of a stimulus does not influence the characteristics of the action potential it triggers, however it may impact the frequency of action potentials generated. Also referred to as the all-or-none principle or the all-or-nothing law.
A fundamental principle about nerve impulses, stating that the power or intensity of a stimulus does not influence the characteristics of the action potential it triggers, however it may impact the frequency of action potentials generated. Also referred to as the all-or-none principle or the all-or-nothing law.
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