+**Fechner's Law** is a foundational principle in [Psychophysics](/wiki/Psychophysics) that describes the relationship between physical stimulus intensity and the perceived sensation. It posits that the magnitude of a sensation increases proportionally to the logarithm of the stimulus's physical intensity, meaning our senses register changes less acutely as a [Stimulus](/wiki/Stimulus) grows stronger.
+## See also
+- [Stevens' Power Law](/wiki/Stevens%27_Power_Law)
+- [Weber's Law](/wiki/Weber%27s_Law)
+- [Sensation](/wiki/Sensation)
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