Central / Peripheral Mechanisms
Mark Vanderstay
sxp96mv at reading.ac.uk
Sun Sep 14 09:43:55 EST 1997
Thanks for your help, Kate
MV
On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Zipjack wrote:
> Mark Vanderstay <sxp96mv at reading.ac.uk> wrote:
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> >Could someone please explain the difference between central and peripheral
> >auditory mechanisms?
>
> Central functions are those that take place in the Auditory brainstem.
> Peripheral functions pertain to gathering sound and hearing...
> the auditory brainstem does the actual central processing.
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> >I am involved in a study of compensation effects for
> >transmission channel distortions, for which the distinction is entirely
> >relevant, yet I am unable to find a satisfactory explanation in any of the
> >literature. I know how useful each of these mechanisms are, but a simple
> >definition eludes me.
>
> Dr.s Katz, Medwetsky, and Musiek have all written about and researched this area extensively.
>
> Kate
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> >
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