Auditory Scene Analysis and the Role of Phenomenology in Experimental Psychology.

This paper is about two topics: a) the role of subjectivity in psychological research; and, b) my research on the perceptual organization of sound, in which subjectivity has played an important role. Audio demonstrations that appeal to the subjective experience of the reader are presented in lieu of...

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Publicado en:Canadian Psychology Vol. 46; no. 1; pp. 32 - 41
Autor principal: Bregman, Albert S.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Canadian Psychological Association February 2005
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      ab: This paper is about two topics: a) the role of subjectivity in psychological research; and, b) my research on the perceptual organization of sound, in which subjectivity has played an important role. Audio demonstrations that appeal to the subjective experience of the reader are presented in lieu of objective research data to support the claims made about auditory organization. It is argued that all psychological research depends on an underlying framework of intuition (unformalized knowledge acquired through everyday experience), and that this intuition plays a role in the design of the experiment. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
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