Zum Einfluß von Aufmerksamkeitsprozessen auf Lautheitsurteile
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In: Lärmbekämpfung: Zeitschrift für Akustik, Schallschutz und Schwingungstechnik, Vol. 42, No. 1, 1995, p. 13-17.
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T1 - Zum Einfluß von Aufmerksamkeitsprozessen auf Lautheitsurteile
AU - Höger, Rainer
AU - Brembeck, I.
PY - 1995
Y1 - 1995
N2 - In the present experiment the question was examined, whether identical noise situations perceived under different attentional instructions lead to different loudness judgments. Therefore within the sound of an engine with varying sound pressure level, the signal of a telephone was hidden (signal-to-noise-ratio -20.5 dB). Under three attentional conditions 14 subjects had to listen to the sound of the engine either casual, attending to the level peaks, or attending to the hidden telephone signal. Before and after the presentation of the engine sounds psychometric loudness-functions were measured by a category partitioning procedure. As an indicator for the sensory sensitivity under non-threshold conditions, the adaptation-level was determined. The results of the experiment showed that the adaptation-level is shifted by attentional instructions. Depending on the attentional focus, the loudness impression can be modified in such a way as if the sounds were presented with a different sound pressure level up to 3 dB (A). The results are discussed in the frame of psychological theories of attention and theories of information integration.
AB - In the present experiment the question was examined, whether identical noise situations perceived under different attentional instructions lead to different loudness judgments. Therefore within the sound of an engine with varying sound pressure level, the signal of a telephone was hidden (signal-to-noise-ratio -20.5 dB). Under three attentional conditions 14 subjects had to listen to the sound of the engine either casual, attending to the level peaks, or attending to the hidden telephone signal. Before and after the presentation of the engine sounds psychometric loudness-functions were measured by a category partitioning procedure. As an indicator for the sensory sensitivity under non-threshold conditions, the adaptation-level was determined. The results of the experiment showed that the adaptation-level is shifted by attentional instructions. Depending on the attentional focus, the loudness impression can be modified in such a way as if the sounds were presented with a different sound pressure level up to 3 dB (A). The results are discussed in the frame of psychological theories of attention and theories of information integration.
KW - Wirtschaftspsychologie
KW - adaptation-level
KW - attention
KW - category partitioning procedure
KW - loudness
KW - sensory sensitivity
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M3 - Zeitschriftenaufsätze
VL - 42
SP - 13
EP - 17
JO - Lärmbekämpfung: Zeitschrift für Akustik, Schallschutz und Schwingungstechnik
JF - Lärmbekämpfung: Zeitschrift für Akustik, Schallschutz und Schwingungstechnik
SN - 1863-4672
IS - 1
ER -