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Hearing Loss and the Perception of Complex Sound

Hearing Loss and the Perception of Complex Sound
听力损失和复杂声音的感知
批准号:
6792621
负责人:
MARJORIE R. LEEK
金额:
$18.78万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1989
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1989-04-01 至 2008-08-31

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描述(由申请人提供):感音神经性听力损失患者在嘈杂的环境中难以理解言语,经常抱怨音乐听起来失真或不愉快。这两种缺陷都可以归因于耳蜗结构损伤的功能效应,包括听觉灵敏度的丧失、响度感知的改变以及听觉系统中的频谱和时间处理的损伤。在这项研究计划中,行为心理声学方法用于研究受损耳蜗中与频率和时间分析相关的缺陷,以及这些缺陷对清晰理解语音和享受音乐的能力的影响。在下一个资助期内,本研究的重点将是研究受损耳蜗对复杂声音的精细时间处理。包括研究谐波和非谐波复合物和非周期性波纹噪声产生的复杂音高,研究对音调和谐波复合物对的判断和谐和不和谐,以及研究感知时间波形中精细结构的能力。这些研究的目标是评估大脑中高级听觉中心的时间间隔信息的表征,当这些中心的输入来自受损的外周听觉系统时。希望通过这些研究,了解时间信息被扭曲或丢失的方式,将有助于理解听障人士在日常生活中所经历的功能缺陷。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): People with sensorineural hearing loss experience difficulties understanding speech in noisy environments and often complain that music sounds distorted or unpleasant. Both of these deficits may be attributed to the functional effects of damage to cochlear structures, which include a loss of auditory sensitivity, alterations in loudness perception, and impairments of spectral and temporal processing in the auditory system. In this program of research, behavioral psychoacoustic methodologies are used to study the deficits associated with frequency and time analysis in the impaired cochlea, and the impact of those deficits on the clear understanding of speech and the ability to enjoy music. For the next grant period, the focus of this research will be the study of fine temporal processing of complex sounds in the damaged cochlea. Included are studies of complex pitch produced by harmonic and inharmonic complexes and aperiodic rippled noises, studies of the judged consonance and dissonance of pairs of tones and pairs of harmonic complexes, and studies of the ability to perceive the fine structure in temporal waveforms. The studies have as their goal the evaluation of the representation of temporal interval information in the higher auditory centers within the brain, when the inputs to those centers comes from an impaired peripheral auditory system. It is hoped that an understanding of the manner in which the temporal information is distorted or lost, as determined by these studies, will help in understanding the functional deficits experienced by hearing-impaired people in their everyday lives.
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