Psychoacoustics (Perception of Normal and Impaired Hearing with Audiology Applications)
Psychoacoustics explores the perception of sound in normal and impaired hearing and considers its applications in audiology. Jennifer J. Lentz presents a focused resource for readers seeking to understand the relationship between auditory perception, hearing function, and the study of audiology.
About This Book
Psychoacoustics examines how people perceive and interpret sound, providing a foundation for understanding hearing.
This book focuses on both normal and impaired hearing, relating auditory perception to differences in hearing function.
It also addresses applications in audiology, making the subject relevant to the study and assessment of hearing.
Written by Jennifer J. Lentz, the book presents psychoacoustics in the context of hearing science and clinical practice.
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