Lois L. Elliott
Abstract
The loudness threshold for pure tones varying in duration from 3–1000 msec was studied among subjects with hearing levels ranging from “normal” to severe sensorineural loss. Results showed a negative relationship between slope of the short-duration/threshold function and hearing acuity.
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The loudness threshold for pure tones varying in duration from 3–1000 msec was studied among subjects with hearing levels ranging from “normal” to severe sensorineural loss. Results showed a negative relationship between slope of the short-duration/threshold function and hearing acuity.
Key concepts: Loudness, Audiology, Duration (music), Auditory fatigue, Absolute threshold of hearing, Acoustics, Sensorineural hearing loss, Absolute threshold