Question

How you perceive the energy of a sound wave is called

Answer 1

The perception of the energy of a sound wave is commonly referred to as "loudness." Loudness is a subjective measure of how we interpret the intensity of sound, and it is influenced by factors such as sound pressure level, frequency, and the individual's hearing capabilities. In acoustics, the physical property related to sound energy is often described in terms of sound intensity or sound pressure level (measured in decibels, dB), but loudness relates more to the perceptual experience.