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A psychophysical study of spectral hyperacuity

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posted on 2023-05-18, 00:38 authored by McAnally, KI, Calford, MB
Frequency modulation (FM) of primary tones is transposed to FM of distortion products which are lower in frequency. Since the auditory system is more sharply tuned at low frequencies there is an increase in sensitivity to FM via this transposition. The increased sensitivity is reduced when distortion products are masked. © 1990.

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Hearing Research

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44

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93-96

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0378-5955

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DVC - Academic

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Elsevier Science Bv

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Po Box 211, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1000 Ae

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Clinical health not elsewhere classified

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    Frequency modulationHyperacuityPsychophysicsadultarticleauditory discriminationauditory stimulationauditory system functionfrequency modulationhearinghumanmalemethodologynormal humanpriority journalAdult

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