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Octave illusion elicited by overlapping narrowband noises.
- PhysicsThe Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
- 2011
The present study examined whether the octave or Deutsch illusion can be elicited by aperiodic signals consisting of low-frequency band-pass filtered noises with overlapping spectra and perceived an auditory illusion in terms of a dominant ear for pitch and lateralization by frequency.
Binaural interaction and the octave illusion.
- PhysicsThe Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
- 2012
Modified binaural interaction of dichotic tones one octave apart is demonstrated, suggesting that this interaction contributes to pitch perception during the octave illusion.
“Octave illusion” or “Deutsch’s illusion”?
- PsychologyPsychological research
- 2009
Whether the frequency interval between the tones and their duration play a role in the perception of the illusion is investigated and the present results suggest that the perceptual mechanisms at the basis of the Illusion are not strictly linked to the frequency relationships between the dichotic tones.
The octave illusion and handedness: A replication of Deutsch’s 1974 study
- Psychology
- 2013
The octave illusion was first described by Diana Deutsch in 1974; in this phenomenon, a dichotic sequence of oscillating 400 and 800 Hz sinusoidal tones evokes different illusory percepts. At the…
The octave illusion revisited again.
- PhysicsJournal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance
- 2004
This article argues that Chambers et al. used problematic procedures and reports a new experiment on the octave illusion that confirms that an octave difference is generally perceived, and they agree with the model of Deutsch (1975a) but are at variance with the diplacusis hypothesis.
The effect of illusionary perception on mismatch negativity (MMN): An electroencephalography study
- Psychology, BiologyHearing Research
- 2017
The octave illusion revisited: suppression or fusion between ears?
- PhysicsJournal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance
- 2002
The octave illusion may arise from an interaction between dichotic fusion and binaural diplacusis rather than from suppression as proposed by Deutsch.
Does Selective Attention Influence the Octave Illusion?
- PsychologyPerception
- 2005
The results reveal no evidence of a link between selective attention and sequential interactions, thus consolidating doubts about the validity of the suppression model.
Theta power and coherence illustrate cerebral processing of octave illusion
- Medicine, Psychology
- 2014
When processing the octave illusion, the right ear predominance was linked to a higher reactivity in the right frontal and right temporal areas in healthy right-handers.
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