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Pitch Discrimination

Known as: Discrimination, Pitch, Discriminations, Pitch, Pitch Discriminations 
The ability to differentiate tones.
National Institutes of Health

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2011
2011
Pitch-matching accuracy in trained singers and untrained individuals: the impact of musical interference and noise.
2010
2010
Language-dependent pitch encoding advantage in the brainstem is not limited to acceleration rates that occur in natural speech
1998
1998
Dichotic pitches as illusions of binaural unmasking. II. The Fourcin pitch and the dichotic repetition pitch.
The predictions of three models are compared with respect to existing experimental data on the perception of the Fourcin pitch… 
1995
1995
Intonation of musical intervals by musical intervals by deaf subjects stimulated with single bipolar cochlear implant electrodes
1993
1993
Object-picture equivalence in the pigeon: An analysis with natural concept and pseudoconcept discriminations
1986
1986
Absolute and intensity-difference taste thresholds in the rat: Evaluation of an automated multi-channel gustometer
1985
1985
Effect of Color on Judgments of Food Aroma and Flavour Intensity in Young and Elderly Adults
The hypothesis was tested that subjects' judgments of food aroma and flavour strength will be increasingly influenced by food… 
1984
1984
Binaural coherence edge pitch.
The binaural coherence edge pitch (BICEP) is a dichotic broadband noise pitch effect similar to the binaural edge pitch (BEP… 
1970
1970
Visual receptive field organization of single units in the visual cortex of monkey.
The receptive fields of 159 units in the visual cortex (area 17) of the rhesus monkey were mapped by moving a white or black disc… 
1964
1964
ADAPTATION, PITCH DISCRIMINATION, AND SOUND LOCALIZATION IN THE NEONATE.
Sixty-four newborns 1 to 4 days old were first adapted to a 10-sec. tone for 10 trials, then tested for pitch discrimination (200… 
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