In this research, it was hypothesized the influence of the vertical segregation of an event on the global duration of the auditory sequences. Two experiments were carried out in which the method of adjustment was used. The result of the first experiment shows that the stimulus onset asynchrony-within decreases when an “empty” interval is placed between two sounds. The result of second experiment shows a reduction of perceptual duration in sequences with vertical segregation of the white noise. These results suggest that temporal dimension of the auditory sequences is related to the perceptual grouping.

The Influences of perceptual grouping on the temporal dimension of auditory events

SINICO, MICHELE
2015-01-01

Abstract

In this research, it was hypothesized the influence of the vertical segregation of an event on the global duration of the auditory sequences. Two experiments were carried out in which the method of adjustment was used. The result of the first experiment shows that the stimulus onset asynchrony-within decreases when an “empty” interval is placed between two sounds. The result of second experiment shows a reduction of perceptual duration in sequences with vertical segregation of the white noise. These results suggest that temporal dimension of the auditory sequences is related to the perceptual grouping.
2015
Inglese
178
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Internazionale
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042815018133
Esperti anonimi
time perception, auditory events, perceptual organization, nontemporal variables, experimental phenomenology.
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE PSIWORLD 2014 - 5TH EDITION, Edited by:Anitei, M; Chraif, M; Vasile, C
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Sinico, Michele
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