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Effects of Pure Tone Synchronous and Delayed Auditory Feedback on Keytapping Performance to a Programmed Visual Stimulus
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MusicPsychoacousticsAuditory ImageryEngineeringDelayed Auditory FeedbackVisual SignalMotor ControlDaf ConditionsAttentionPure Tone SafSocial SciencesProgrammed Visual StimulusKinesiologyPure Tone SynchronousAudio Signal ProcessingNoiseCognitive NeuroscienceMultisensory IntegrationCognitive ScienceAuditory ModelingSignal ProcessingSpeech ProcessingNeuroscienceSpeech PerceptionAuditory SystemAuditory Neuroscience
Thirty-two female subjects tapped on a felt-padded key to a programmed repetitive flashing visual signal under various conditions of pure tone SAF and DAF. Two SLs of sound, 20 dB and 60 dB, and seven conditions of auditory feedback were employed (two SAF and five DAF conditions). Data were obtained concerning the relationships among tapping rates, delay times, and SLs of auditory signals.