Method of adjustment The method of adjustment asks the subject to control the level of the stimulus , instructs them to alter it until it is just barely detectable against the background noise, or is the same as the level of another stimulus. This is repeated many times. This is also called the method of average error. In this method  the observer themself controls the magnitude of the variable stimulus  beginning with a variable that is distinctly greater or lesser than a standard one and they vary it until they are satisfied by the subjectivity of two. The difference between the variable stimuli and the standard one is recorded after each adjustment  and the error is tabulated for a considerable series. At the end  mean is calculated giving the average error which can be taken as the measure of sensitivity.
Method of adjustment In the method of adjustment , the subject is asked to control the level of the stimulus and to alter it until it is just barely detectable against the background noise, or is the same as the level of another stimulus. The adjustment is repeated many times. This is also called the method of average error. In this method , the observers themselves control the magnitude of the variable stimulus , beginning with a level that is distinctly greater or lesser than a standard one and vary it until they are satisfied by the subjective equality of the two. The difference between the variable stimuli and the standard one is recorded after each adjustment , and the error is tabulated for a considerable series. At the end , the mean is calculated giving the average error which can be taken as a measure of sensitivity.
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