The Effects of Visual Cues, Blindfolding, Synesthetic Experience, and Musical Training on Pure-Tone Frequency Discrimination

The Effects of Visual Cues, Blindfolding, Synesthetic Experience, and Musical Training on Pure-Tone Frequency Discrimination

How perceptual limits can be reduced has long been examined by psychologists. This study investigated whether visual cues, blindfolding, visual-auditory synesthetic experience, and musical training could facilitate a smaller frequency difference limen (FDL) in a gliding frequency discrimination test...

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Main Authors: Cho Kwan Tse, Calvin Kai-Ching Yu
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2018-12-01
Series:Behavioral Sciences
Subjects:
frequency difference limens
blindfold
visual cues
auditory-visual synesthesia
gliding frequencies
perceptual limit, common resource theory
multiple resource model
Online Access:http://www.mdpi.com/2076-328X/9/1/2

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