Journal of Food Science · 1982 · 47 citations · 14 references
Social SciencesBehavioral SciencesPsychologyExperimental DesignExperimental PsychologyPsychometricsDifference TestingDiscrimination TestingPsychophysicsSensory AnalysisSensory Data AnalysisSensory ProcessingChoice ProcedureForced-choice ProcedureThree-alternative Forced ChoiceTriangular Tests
ABSTRACT The Triangular Method differs from the 3‐Alternative Forced Choice Procedure with respect to the type of instructions and the design of the experimental procedure involved. Therefore the functional relationship between a proportion of correct responses (P C ) and the sensory discriminability between stimuli (expressed as d′) is not identical for the two procedures. This paper provides tables to enable easy and precise conversion of values of P C into values of d’for each of the procedures.
14
Signal detection theory and psychophysics
Jo Ingleby · Journal of Sound and Vibration · 1967 · 8.7K citations
SIGNIFICANCE IN TRIANGULAR TASTE TESTS
Edward B. Roessler, J. Warren, J. F. Guymon · Journal of Food Science · 1948 · 144 citations