Abstract:Forty listeners were tested on two tasks known to show large individual differences in performance. In one task, termed sample discrimination, pairs of target tones were drawn from each of two overlapping frequency distributions, and listeners indicated which pair came from the higher distribution. Target tones were presented alone and in the presence of two flanking context tones that were either fixed at 500 and 4000 Hz or had Gaussian variation centered at these two frequencies. In the second task, masked t… Show more
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