Developmental psychoacoustics
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Developmental psychoacoustics
（APA science volumes）
American Psychological Association, c1992
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Description
"Developmental Psychoacoustics" draws attention to the importance of understanding the sensory capacities of infants and children. This resource presents current research in developmental psychoacoustics and facilitates a dialogue between developmental psychoacoustics and related fields. "Developmental Psychoacoustics" should be of interest to those involved in clinical audiology, speech perception, developmental neurobiology and psychophysics. The volume examines basic auditory capacities in infants and children as well as more complex processes such as spatial hearing and pitch perception. It addresses the interpretation of developmental psychophysical data and it details the relationship between developmental psychoacoustics and perceptual development, auditory nervous system development, psychoacoustics and pediatric audiology.
Table of Contents
- Sources of Developmental Change in Auditory Sensitivity
- Interpreting Developmental Psychoacoustics
- Interactions Between Sensory and Nonsensory Factors in the Responses of Newborn Birds to Sound
- Individual Differences in Auditory Capability Among Preschool Children
- The Development of Spatial Hearing in Human Infants
- Infants' Perception of Low Pitch
- Issues in Infant Psychoacoustics
- Statistical Properties of 500-Trial Infant Psychometric Functions
- Optics, Receptors, and Spatial Vision in Human Infants
- The Refinement of Auditory Form and Function During Development
- Developmental Considerations in Binaural Hearing Experiments
- Psychoacoustics and Speech Perception
- Internal Standards, Perceptual Anchors and Prototypes
- Bridging the Gap Between Developmental Psychoacoustics and Pediatric Audiology.
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