Spatial Hearing Laboratory, College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University, P.O. Box 870102, Tempe, Arizona 85287, USA.
J Acoust Soc Am. 2019 Oct;146(4):2709. doi: 10.1121/1.5129555.
Thirty-two listeners participated in experiments involving five filtered noises when listeners kept their eyes open or closed, for stimuli of short or long duration, and for stimuli that were presented at random locations or in a largely rotational procession. Individual differences in the proportion of front-back reversals (FBRs) were measured. There were strong positive correlations between the proportion of FBRs for any one filtered noise, but not when FBRs were compared across different filtered-noise conditions. The results suggest that, for each individual listener, the rate of FBRs is stable for any one filtered noise, but not across filtered noises.
32 位听众参与了实验，实验中涉及五种过滤噪声，当听众保持睁眼或闭眼状态时，刺激的持续时间有长有短，刺激的呈现位置是随机的或基本是旋转呈现的。测量了个体在前-后反转（FBR）比例上的差异。任何一种过滤噪声的 FBR 比例之间存在强烈的正相关，但当 FBR 在不同过滤噪声条件之间进行比较时则没有相关性。结果表明，对于每个个体听众来说，任何一种过滤噪声的 FBR 速率都是稳定的，但跨过滤噪声则不然。
