Same or different pitch? Effects of musical expertise, pitch difference, and auditory task on the pitch discrimination ability of musicians and non-musicians

Christin Arndt; Kathrin Schlemmer; Elke van der Meer

doi:10.1007/s00221-019-05707-8

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Same or different pitch? Effects of musical expertise, pitch difference, and auditory task on the pitch discrimination ability of musicians and non-musicians

Christin Arndt Kathrin Schlemmer Elke van der Meer

Year: 2019 Journal: Experimental Brain Research Vol: 238 (1)Pages: 247-258 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s00221-019-05707-8

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Mismatch negativity P3a Audiology Psychology Oddball paradigm Just-noticeable difference Electroencephalography Acoustics Event-related potential Neuroscience Physics

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