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Dear List,
Thank you for all the informative replies. I had quite some material to digest. For dynamic stimuli (FM), there seems to be a bias for rising frequency and this could be explained at the level of basilar membrane. I am interested to know whether this bias
is preset for static stimuli? i.e., is a high frequency tone easy to detect in a sequence as compared to low frequency tones? Is the frequency discrimination better when the comparison tone is of higher frequency to the reference tone compared to the condition
where the comparison tone is of lower frequency?
Thanks,
Varghese
From: Varghese Peter
Sent: Friday, 31 May 2013 12:05 PM To: AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Frequency increment vs decrement Dear List,
I was wondering whether anyone is aware of asymmetries in the perception of frequency changes? ie, is upward change in frequency easy to hear from downward change in frequency ? Is there any systematic effect in this regard? Kind regards,
Varghese
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