(from the article `Fletcher, Harvey`) U.S. physicist, a leading authority in the fields of psychoacoustics and acoustical engineering.Other applications of acoustic technology are in the study of geologic, atmospheric, and underwater phenomena. Psychoacoustics, the study of the ... [2 related articles]
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The study of how things sound to individuals because of mental or emotional factors.
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The science pertaining to the interrelationship of psychologic phenomena and the individual's response to the physical properties of sound. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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Type: Term Pronunciation: sī′kō-ă-kūs′tiks Definitions: 1. A discipline combining experimental psychology and physics that deals with the physical features of sound as related to audition, as well as with the physiology and psychology of sound receptor processes. 2. The science pertaining to the psychological factors...
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psychoacoustics, psychoacoustical 1. The science that deals with the perception of sound and the production of speech. 2. The scientific study of the psychological and physiological principles of sound perception. 3. A discipline combining experimental psychology and physics that deals with the physical features of sound as related to audition, as ...
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The study of the interaction of the auditory system and acoustics. See also: Acoustics, Auralization, Binaural, Ear, Habituation, Head Related Transfer Function, Sensation Level.
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The scientific study of the relationship between human hearing and its stimulus; in other words, how
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the study of sound perception.
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