The Handbook of Hearing and the Effects of Noise: Physiology, Psychology, and Public Health
Karl D. Kryter
“Presents the methods and the results of research for quantitatively describing the major attributes of hearing and the effects of sound and noise on people. Intended for those interested in the fields of experimental psychology, physiology, audiology, otolaryngology and public health… covers the basic nature and measurement of sound, structure and function of the ear, findings pertaining to noise-induced hearing loss, speech communications in noise, and assessments of hearing handicaps.”
Publisher: Academic
Hardback: 673 pages
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