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Chapter 4, Problem 4.1-4TY
Summary Introduction
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Moray performed his experiments on dichotic listening to test how much the volunteers could remember from the shadowed and the ignored message, while also investigating other factors influencing attention in this technique of dichotic listening.
Wedderburn, best known for his “Dear Aunt Jane” experiment, repeated dichotic listening operating by altering the monosyllabic words capable of forming meaningful phrases followed by their division across ears.
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