Danhauer J L, Lawarre R M
J Speech Hear Res. 1979 Jun;22(2):236-46. doi: 10.1044/jshr.2202.236.
Perceptual patterns in rating dissimilarities among 24 CVs were investigated for a group of normal-hearing and two groups of hearing-impaired subjects (one group with flat, and one group with sloping, sensorineural losses). Stimuli were presented binaurally at most comfortable loudness level and subjects rated the 576 paired stimuli on a 1-7 equal-appearing interval scale. Ratings were submitted to individual group and combined INDSCAL analyses to describe features used by the subjects in their perception of the speech stimuli. Results revealed features such as sibilant, sonorant, plosive and place. Furthermore, normal and hearing-impaired subjects used similar features, and subjects' weightings of features were relatively independent of their audiometric configurations. Results are compared to those of previous studies.
针对一组听力正常的受试者以及两组听力受损受试者（一组为平坦型感音神经性听力损失，另一组为斜坡型感音神经性听力损失），研究了在评估24份简历的差异时的感知模式。刺激以双耳方式呈现于最舒适响度水平，受试者在1至7的等距量表上对576对刺激进行评分。评分结果提交给各个组以及合并的INDSCAL分析，以描述受试者在感知言语刺激时所使用的特征。结果揭示了诸如咝音、响音、爆破音和发音部位等特征。此外，正常受试者和听力受损受试者使用了相似的特征，并且受试者对特征的加权相对独立于他们的听力测定配置。将结果与先前研究的结果进行了比较。
