+Fechner's Law, a foundational principle in [Psychophysics](/wiki/Psychophysics), describes the relationship between the physical magnitude of a stimulus and its perceived intensity. It states that sensation increases as the logarithm of the stimulus, implying our subjective experience grows more slowly than the objective change. This concept is key to understanding [Sensory Perception](/wiki/Sensory_Perception).
+## See also
+- [Weber's Law](/wiki/Weber's_Law)
+- [Just-Noticeable Difference](/wiki/Just-Noticeable_Difference)
+- [Stevens' Power Law](/wiki/Stevens'_Power_Law)
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