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In the three experiments described, a comparison is made of two methods of measuring the threshold of fusion of two clicks: a signal detection method, and a modified method of constants. The former method reveals a significant ear asymmetry effect, which is accentuated when a burst of white noise is presented contralaterally with the clicks. Results are discussed with reference to differentiation of function of the cerebral hemispheres.
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