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Multiple echoes precedence effect
2007
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
The precedence effect has been explored extensively using a lead and a single lag (simulated echo). For click stimuli, when the lead-lag delay is a few ms, discrimination of directional changes in the lag are poorer than for the lead. This study was aimed at determining whether the effects would be upheld in a three-source paradigm and to explore the extent to which the three sources interact. Three binaural click pairs (Lead, Lag1, and Lag2) were presented over headphones. Discrimination of
doi:10.1121/1.4781975
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