• 1990 (Том 4)
  • 1989 (Том 3)
  • 1988 (Том 2)
  • 1987 (Том 1)

Том 29 №3

Содержание

  1. ЧАСТОТНАЯ ИЗБИРАТЕЛЬНОСТЬ СЛУХА
  2. ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЕ ИНТРАОРАЛЬНОЙ ВКУСОВОЙ СУБСИСТЕМЫ С СЕНСОРНЫМИ СИСТЕМАМИ ДИСТАНТНОГО ДЕЙСТВИЯ У РЫБ
  3. РАСПОЗНАВАНИЕ ПРОЕКТИВНО ПРЕОБРАЗОВАННЫХ ПЛОСКИХ ФИГУР. IX. МЕТОДЫ ОПИСАНИЯ ОВАЛОВ С ФИКСИРОВАННОЙ ТОЧКОЙ НА КОНТУРЕ
  4. КОЛИЧЕСТВЕННАЯ ОЦЕНКА ИЛЛЮЗИИ МЮЛЛЕРА-ЛАЙЕРА У ШКОЛЬНИКОВ В НОРМЕ И ПРИ ОФТАЛЬМОПАТОЛОГИИ
  5. ОСОБЕННОСТИ ПРОЯВЛЕНИЯ ЗРИТЕЛЬНОГО ИЛЛЮЗОРНОГО ВОСПРИЯТИЯ У БОЛЬНЫХ ШИЗОФРЕНИЕЙ
  6. СЕЗОННЫЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ ГОРМОНАЛЬНОГО ОТВЕТА САМЦОВ КИТАЙСКОГО ХОМЯЧКА (CRICETULUS GRISEUS) НА ХИМИЧЕСКИЕ СИГНАЛЫ САМОК ДВУХ ВИДОВ ГЕТЕРОСПЕЦИФИКОВ
  7. ЭЛЕКТРИЧЕСКИЕ ОТВЕТЫ МОЗГА И ГЛАЗНЫХ ЯБЛОК НА СТИМУЛЫ ФОКУСИРОВАННОГО УЛЬТРАЗВУКА, ВЫЗЫВАЮЩЕГО ТАКТИЛЬНЫЕ ОЩУЩЕНИЯ, КОЖНУЮ И СУСТАВНУЮ БОЛЬ В НОРМЕ И ПРИ ЛЕЧЕНИИ ГЕМОДИАЛИЗОМ

ЧАСТОТНАЯ ИЗБИРАТЕЛЬНОСТЬ СЛУХА

© 2015 г. Д. И. Нечаев, Е. В. Сысуева

Институт проблем экологии и эволюции им А.Н.Северцова РАН 119071 Москва, Ленинский проспект, 33
dm.nechaev@yandex.ru

Поступила в редакцию 29.04.2015 г.

Представлен обзор данных по частотной избирательности слуховой системы. В обзор включены преимущественно данные психоакустических экспериментов и построенные на их основе модели, как классическими методами маскировки, так и с использованием немаскировочных методов и сложных сигналов.

Ключевые слова: слух, психоакустика, частотная избирательность

Цитирование для раздела "Список литературы": Нечаев Д. И., Сысуева Е. В. Частотная избирательность слуха. Сенсорные системы. 2015. Т. 29. № 3. С. 181-200.
Цитирование для раздела "References": Nechaev D. I., Sysueva E. V. Chastotnaya izbiratelnost slukha [Frequency selectivity of hearing]. Sensornye sistemy [Sensory systems]. 2015. V. 29(3). P. 181-200 (in Russian).

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