ON TUNE DEAFNESS (DYSMELODIA) - FREQUENCY, DEVELOPMENT, GENETICS AND MUSICAL BACKGROUND
ON TUNE DEAFNESS (DYSMELODIA) - FREQUENCY, DEVELOPMENT, GENETICS AND MUSICAL BACKGROUND
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1469-1809.1980.tb01571.x
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发表时间：
1980-01-01
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
FRY, DB
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作者：
KALMUS, H;FRY, DB
第143章借助扭曲的音调测试，可以确定一组英国成年人的旋律能力低于一定水平，我们称他们为音盲。他们只是那些普遍被称为音盲的一小部分。失真的音调测试与音高辨别、短期音调记忆或数字记忆仅轻微相关。在儿童中，通过扭曲的智力测验的能力发展的速度和程度有很大的不同，在青春期达到稳定。耳聋有家族性分布，且呈分离性，提示常染色体显性遗传，伴不完全性耳聋。已经建立了一定程度的正向交配。
143th the aid of the Distorted Tunes Test a group of British adults could be established whose melodic aptitude was below a certain level and whom we called tune deaf. They are only a fraction of those popularly called tone deaf. The Distorted Tunes Test is only slightly correlated with pitch discrimination, short term tonal memory or number memory. In children ability to pass the Distorted Tunes Test develops at greatly varying speeds and to a varying degree, reaching stability in adolescence. Tune deafness has a familial distribution and segregates in away suggesting an autosomsl dominant brait with imperfect penetrance. Some degree of positive assortatire mating has been established.