Discrimination of Male Voice Quality by 8 and 9 Week Old Infants

Discrimination of Male Voice Quality by 8 and 9 Week Old Infants [microform] / Rex E. Culp and Howard B. Gallas.

This paper reports a study which investigated 2-month-old infants' auditory discrimination of tone quality in the male voice, extending a previous study which found that voice quality changes (soft versus harsh) in a female voice were discriminable by infants at this age. Subjects were 20 infan...

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Main Author: Culp, Rex E.
Corporate Author: Kansas Center for Research in Early Childhood Education
Other Authors: Gallas, Howard B.
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1975.
Subjects:
Auditory Stimuli.
Auditory Tests.
Discrimination Learning.
Eye Fixations.
Infant Behavior.
Infants.
Males.
Speech.
Vision Tests.
Visual Stimuli.

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