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William M Hartmann1, Jack C Magann1
1Department of Physics and Astronomy, Michigan State University, 567 Wilson Road., East Lansing, Michigan 48824, USA.
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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概括
格兰瑟姆效应,在检测1000Hz附近的音声间水平差异的峰值,可能源于独特的"后声"声音定位. 这种异常与物理前后水平差异和学习的听觉暗示折扣有关.
科学领域:
- 听觉感知是一种听觉感知.
- 精神声学是一种精神声学.
- 声学 声学 在声学方面
背景情况:
- 在检测耳间水平差异 (ILD) 的值中,接近1000Hz的小峰值,称为格兰瑟姆效应,在多个实验室中一直在人类听众中观察到.
- 这种现象表明在这个频率区域存在特定的听觉处理异常.
研究的目的:
- 审查关于格兰瑟姆效应的现有文献.
- 提出并调查格兰瑟姆效应的新解释.
- 确定观察到的异常的物理基础和感知含义.
主要方法:
- 对以前八项关于格兰瑟姆效应的研究进行了回顾.
- 在1000Hz时对音色和窄带噪声的感知定位的分析.
- 使用KEMAR玩具进行自由场前后测量,以量化前后物理水平差异.
- 调查听众策略在贴现听力本地化线索.
主要成果:
- 格兰瑟姆效应是听觉实验中可重现的发现.
- 一个提出的解释将这种效应与"背后"的感知定位联系起来,这是由异常的物理前后水平差异引起的.
- 凯玛人形测量证实了前后水平差异在1000Hz左右的独特和广泛的物理异常.
- 听众可能会学会去强调1000 Hz的左右定位线索,因为听众背后的声音产生的空间信息不太可靠.
结论:
- 格兰瑟姆效应可能源于物理前后水平异常和学习感知策略的组合.
- 1000赫兹的异常物理线索导致独特的"后背"定位,促使听众在这个频率范围内不太依赖双耳线索.
- 了解这种效应可以了解人类听觉定位和空间听觉的复杂机制.
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