Duration discrimination in a series of rhythmic events

Andrea Halpern

Duration discrimination in a series of rhythmic events

Andrea Halpern

Bucknell University

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Abstract

Duration discrimination of the last of a series of four clicks was investigated. Examination of psychophysical functions from eight subjects revealed evidence for a Weber’s law model relating discrimination to base interclick interval. Also, the point of subjective equality was seen to change reliably as a function of base rate.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
Volume	31
State	Published - Jan 1 1982

Keywords

Discrimation
Rhythm patterns
Music
Psychophysical
Psychology
Auditory

Disciplines

Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms
Other Psychiatry and Psychology

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