Titlebook: Auditory System; Clinical and Special E. Boer,W. K. Connor,F. Z?llner,Wolf D. Keidel,Wil Book 1976 Springer-Verlag, Berlin · Heidelberg 197

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The Punic Wars in the World of first became widely known. Theories of hearing developed prior to that time are interesting from an historical point of view, but they lack the modern insights that . provided. They will, therefore, not be discussed here. The interested reader is referred to the comprehensive review of the older th

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The Punic Wars in the World of l nervous system has proved to be a technique well suited to the study of this conscious mode of brain activity. Yet electrical stimulation of the central portions of a sensory system typically produces either a behavioral response that rapidly habituates with repeated stimulus presentations, or no

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Emerging Practices in Game-Based Assessmentmited range of frequencies to which the human ear readily responds — the “audiofrequency” range. However, sound energy at frequencies below this audio-frequency range can elicit both auditory and nonauditory responses from human beings. It is energy in this infrasound range that is the focus of the

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Auditory System978-3-642-66082-5Series ISSN 0072-9906

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