INFLUENCE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE AND THE OCCLUSION EFFECT ON THE MEASUREMENT OF REAL-EAR ATTENUATION AT THRESHOLD

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[7] BRINKMANN K, 1980, ACUSTICA, V47, P53

[8] BRINKMANN K, 1976, KAMPF LARM, V23, P69

[9] CHILLERY JA, 1979, J SOUND VIB, V76, P21

[10] DAMONGEOT A, 1973, 8417173 I NAT RECH S

[1] ANDERSON CM, 1971, ACUSTICA, V24, P261

[2] BERGER EH, 1983, AM IND HYG ASSOC J, V44, P321, DOI 10.1202/0002-8894(1983)044<0321:LAOEAE>2.3.CO

[3] 2

[4] REEXAMINATION OF THE LOW-FREQUENCY (50-1000 HZ) NORMAL THRESHOLD OF HEARING IN FREE AND DIFFUSE SOUND FIELDS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1981, 70 (06) : 1635 - 1645

[5] BERGER EH, 1979, ASA STD11975

[6] BERGER EH, 1981, P NOISE CON 81, P147

[7] BRINKMANN K, 1980, ACUSTICA, V47, P53

[8] BRINKMANN K, 1976, KAMPF LARM, V23, P69

[9] CHILLERY JA, 1979, J SOUND VIB, V76, P21

[10] DAMONGEOT A, 1973, 8417173 I NAT RECH S