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Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Vol.27 444-448 September 1984.
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Application of Theory of Signal to Detection Dichotic Listening

Jun Katsuki 1
Charles Speaks 1
Sharon Penner 1

Robert C. Bilger 2
1 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
2 University of Illinois, Champaign

Listener performance during dichotic listening to CV nonsense syllables was assessed with a Yes/No target-monitoring task that provides both hit and false alarm information. The ear advantage was described by a metric, P(C)maxRE — P(C)maxLE, that is relatively insensitive to a listener's criterion or bias toward "yes" or "no" responses. One half of the listeners in two experiments had a significant right-ear advantage. The potential influence of listener criterion on measures of the ear advantage in conventional dichotic listening experiments is discussed.

Submitted on January 19, 1984
Accepted on May 15, 1984


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