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Enduring effects of videotape playback experience on family and marital relationships.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1969The playback of videotape recordings made during a therapy session provides a new therapeutic tool. Participants begin to grasp better the context and complexities of human interactions. Sharing this data with therapists leads patients to a more democratic therapeutic interaction, with implications for more democratic functioning in the families ...
I, Alger, P, Hogan
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How vervet monkeys perceive their grunts: Field playback experiments
Animal Behaviour, 1982Abstract Free-ranging vervet monkeys grunt to each other in a variety of social situations: when approaching a dominant or subordinate individual, when moving into a new area of their range, or when observing another group. Like other non-human primate vocalizations, these grunts have traditionally been interpreted as a single, highly variable call ...
Dorothy L. Cheney, Robert M. Seyfarth
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THE VIFA 1" NEODYMIUM TWEETER: A VERSATILE SPEAKER FOR PLAYBACK EXPERIMENTS
Bioacoustics, 1997Adfærd, kommunikation ...
Larsen, O.N., Dabelsteen, Torben
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Functional referents and acoustic similarity: field playback experiments with rhesus monkeys
Animal Behaviour, 1998Rhesus monkeys, Macaca mulatta, on the island of Cayo Santiago, Puerto Rico produce one or more of five acoustically distinctive calls when they find food. Three of these calls ('warbles', 'harmonic arches' and 'chirps') are produced by individuals finding high-quality, rare food items, whereas the other two calls ('coos' and 'grunts') are produced ...
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Journal of Comparative Psychology, 2001
Acoustic recordings were used to investigate the cardiac responses of a captive dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) to sound playback stimuli. A suction-cup hydrophone placed on the ventral midline of the dolphin produced a continuous heartbeat signal while the dolphin was submerged.
J L, Miksis +5 more
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Acoustic recordings were used to investigate the cardiac responses of a captive dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) to sound playback stimuli. A suction-cup hydrophone placed on the ventral midline of the dolphin produced a continuous heartbeat signal while the dolphin was submerged.
J L, Miksis +5 more
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Improving listeners' experience for movie playback through enhancing dialogue clarity in soundtracks
Digital Signal Processing, 2016This paper presents a method for improving users' quality of experience through processing of movie soundtracks. The dialogue clarity enhancement algorithms were introduced for detecting dialogue in movie soundtrack mixes and then for amplifying the dialogue components.
Kuba Lopatka +2 more
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Are domestic chickens born with predator recognition? Validation of a sound playback experiment
Behavioural ProcessesPredation risk can influence behavioral decisions of animals in various ways. Prey animals have the opportunity to choose antipredation behaviors and escape strategies only by quickly and accurately identifying predators. As precocial birds, domestic chickens (Gallus gallus domesticus) have no adaptation period after hatching and must immediately ...
Li, Zhang, Zihui, Zhang, Wei, Liang
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An Experiment with Recording and Playback Machines in Academic Foreign Language Teaching
The Modern Language Journal, 1948DURING the course of the Second World War the American Army was suddenly faced with the problem of a serious shortage of men with adequate language training. The Army Special Training Program was hastily constructed to overcome this handicap as rapidly as possible.
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Colour perception and the use of video playback experiments in animal behaviour
Animal Behaviour, 1998Fleishman, LJ +4 more
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