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- https://doi.org/10.1111/j.2044-8317.1972.tb00477.x
Binaural additivity of loudness.
- May 1, 1972
- British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology
- W J M Levelt +2 more
Abstract
A definition of binaural additivity is given in terms of the theory of simultaneous conjoint measurement. Additivity is then tested and verified by a conjoint measurement procedure. Methods for deriving psychophysical scales from such procedures are discussed, and the experimental scales are compared with the usual ratio scales for loudness, derived from extensive measurement such as magnitude estimation. The functions are in good agreement and it is concluded that binaural additivity of loudness holds for non‐zero stimulation of the ears.
- # Conjoint Measurement
- # Magnitude Estimation
- # Extensive Measurement
- # Theory Of Measurement
- # Good Agreement
- # Simultaneous Measurement
- # Psychophysical Scales
- # Ratio Scales
- # Measurement Procedure