Ear asymmetry in the discrimination of monaural tonal sequences

Assessed monaural discrimination of frequency and intensity variations in tonal sequences by oddity and matching-to-sample tasks in 6 normal 22-25 yr. old listeners. Left-ear accuracy was significantly greater for intensity discrimination, but there was no significant difference between ears for fre...

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Published in:Canadian Journal of Psychology 1972-03, Vol.26 (1), p.106-110
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Acoustic Stimulation
Adult
Auditory Discrimination
Auditory Pathways - physiology
Auditory Perception
Discrimination (Psychology)
Ear (Anatomy)
Ear - physiology
Functional Laterality
Human
Humans
Judgment
Lateral Dominance
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Judgment
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