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Hearing Research, 1988
Psychophysical data on unspecialized mammals commonly used in auditory research were compiled from the literature, and an attempt was made to compare the hearing capacities of these species with man. Binaural hearing and sound localization were not considered.
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Psychophysical data on unspecialized mammals commonly used in auditory research were compiled from the literature, and an attempt was made to compare the hearing capacities of these species with man. Binaural hearing and sound localization were not considered.
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Psychoacoustical Performance in Children
Scandinavian Audiology, 1992In order to contribute to knowledge of the elementary auditory functions in infancy, a group of normally hearing children below the age of four years was examined using advanced tests for cochlear (remote masking, brief-tone audiometry, critical ratio) and central auditory functions (masking-level difference).
QUARANTA A. +2 more
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Psychoacoustic Measures of Tinnitus
Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 2000AbstractThis report reviews research from the 1930s to the present that has extended our understanding by investigating the characteristics of tinnitus that can be studied using psychoacoustic techniques. Studies of tinnitus masking and residual inhibition began in the 1970s, leading to the therapeutic use of tinnitus masking and a consequent increase ...
J A, Henry, M B, Meikle
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Schroeder’s phase in psychoacoustics
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2006I want to address Manfred Schroeder’s contributions to psychoacoustics with a special emphasis on the period 1980 to 1990, when I worked with him at the Third Physical Institute in Goettingen. Among the psychoacoustic topics Schroeder worked on were binaural hearing, often in relation to room acoustics and stereophony, and monaural phase perception ...
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2017
An intuitive psychological understanding of sound is given by nature. Being aware of the meaning of sound often requires an identifying process of an ethical and physical explanation (propter hoc and post hoc). For an objective, scientific and ethical result, one has to investigate sound in the frames of psychoacoustic parameters.
Monika Gatt +2 more
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An intuitive psychological understanding of sound is given by nature. Being aware of the meaning of sound often requires an identifying process of an ethical and physical explanation (propter hoc and post hoc). For an objective, scientific and ethical result, one has to investigate sound in the frames of psychoacoustic parameters.
Monika Gatt +2 more
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