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Does a rhythmic context have an effect on perceptual weights in auditory Intensity processing?

Canadian journal of experimental psychology. Bd. 62. H. 1. Ottawa, Ont.: Canadian Psychological Assoc. 2008 S. 24 - 32

Erscheinungsjahr: 2008

ISBN/ISSN: 1196-1961

Publikationstyp: Zeitschriftenaufsatz

Sprache: Englisch

Doi/URN: 10.1037/1196-1961.62.1.24

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The effects of a rhythmic context on auditory intensity processing were studied. Experiment I tested the hypothesis that the involuntary temporal direction of attention by a rhythmic context sequence influences the temporal weighting of loudness. Perceptual weight analysis was used to measure the attention directed to individual temporal portions of a longer stimulus by estimating the importance of individual temporal segments for global loudness judgements. A rhythmic context resulted in a s...The effects of a rhythmic context on auditory intensity processing were studied. Experiment I tested the hypothesis that the involuntary temporal direction of attention by a rhythmic context sequence influences the temporal weighting of loudness. Perceptual weight analysis was used to measure the attention directed to individual temporal portions of a longer stimulus by estimating the importance of individual temporal segments for global loudness judgements. A rhythmic context resulted in a sharper temporal weighting profile, but the expected rhythmic pattern of weights was not observed. In Experiment 2, the accuracy for detecting a peak in the temporal loudness profile of a level-fluctuating noise was measured for the level increment presented at expected and unexpected times. The rhythmic context again caused a more pronounced temporal weighting profile. However, the accuracy was neither significantly increased for expected target segment positions nor decreased for unexpected target segment positions, relative to the condition without a rhythmic context sequence.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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Psychologie

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Psychologie

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