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Full-Text Articles in Speech and Hearing Science
Predicting Consonant Confusions In Noise On The Basis Of Acoustical Analyses, Judy Robin Dubno
Predicting Consonant Confusions In Noise On The Basis Of Acoustical Analyses, Judy Robin Dubno
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The Velopharyngeal Mechanism: An Electromyographic Study, Fredericka Bell-Berti
The Velopharyngeal Mechanism: An Electromyographic Study, Fredericka Bell-Berti
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Non-Metric Scaling Of Loudness, Alan M. Richards
Non-Metric Scaling Of Loudness, Alan M. Richards
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Determination of loudness scales for 1000 Hz stimuli by conventional ratio scaling methods have yielded loudness functions which grow as approximately the 0.54 power of sound pressure. Thus, two-fold loudness differences are equivalent to approximately 10 dB across the auditory continuum. The unidimensional representation of loudness ss a power function of sound intensity implies that if A is twice as loud as B, which, in turn, is twice as loud C, the A will be four times as loud as C. In order to test this implication across the auditory continuum loudness ratio estimates were obtained from four 7x7 matrices …