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Loudness Adaptation

An example of the graduate research that I did on basic auditory characteristics.  Loudness adaptation refers to the perception of a constant sound diminishing over time (even though the actual sound intensity is constant):

Monaural Loudness Adaptation for Middle-Intensity, Middle-Frequency Signals: The iImportance of Measurement Technique, Journal of General Psychology

21 February 2005 in Self-Authored |

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