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Automatic triggering of auditory feedback masking in stammering and cluttering

Dewar et al., 1976

Document ID
7691370028757626835
Author
Dewar A
Dewar A
Barnes H
Publication year
Publication venue
British Journal of Disorders of Communication

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An apparatus is described providing an auditory feedback masking noise of variable amplitude and mean frequency, triggered by means of a throat microphone switch ana therefore independent of subject control. Evaluation tests of this device made on 53 …
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