Baschek V
Laryngol Rhinol Otol (Stuttg). 1979 Dec;58(12):926-33.
Interaural differences of time and intensity do not explain the good directional hearing capacity of persons with one deaf ear or asymmetric hearing loss. These persons estimate the direction of sounds by head movements. The alteration of sounds depends on the amplitude of the head movement, on the degree of turning the head and on a normal vestibular system. The influence of vestibular stimulation on directional hearing and the resulting virtual alterations on the direction of sound could be demonstrated.
时间和强度的双耳差异并不能解释单耳失聪或听力不对称者良好的定向听力能力。这些人通过头部运动来估计声音的方向。声音的改变取决于头部运动的幅度、头部转动的程度以及正常的前庭系统。可以证明前庭刺激对定向听力的影响以及由此产生的声音方向的虚拟改变。
