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The origin of combination tones

Wever, E. G.; Bray, C. W.; Lawrence, M.
Journal of Experimental Psychology , Volume 27 (3): 217 PsycARTICLES®Sep 1, 1940

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The origin of combination tones

Abstract

By means of the electrical responses of the cochlea of the guinea pig, data were obtained which show, in general, a high degree of similarity in the combination tones produced by stimulation of the intact ear with aerial sounds and those produced by stimulation of the operated ear with a mechanical vibrator on the stapes. These findings and other considerations lead the authors to conclude that combination tone distortion occurs both in the middle ear and in the inner ear.
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Title
The origin of combination tones
Author(s)
Wever, E. G.; Bray, C. W.; Lawrence, M.
Journal
Journal of Experimental Psychology , Volume 27 (3): 217 PsycARTICLES® – Sep 1, 1940
Publisher
American Psychological Association
Copyright
Copyright © 1940 by American Psychological Association
ISSN
0022-1015
D.O.I.
10.1037/h0059532
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