Authors
In the preface of this collection of monographs, the editors note the present diminished role of the monograph in scientific publication. They propose to remedy this situation by presenting a series of monograph collections on hearing in the coming years. Their present collection includes the following six monographs: Observations on a Nonlinear Model for Motion of the Basilar Membrane (Joseph L. Hall), Electrophysiological Correlates of Cochlear Fatigue and Trauma (J. P. Legouix and A. Pierson), Octave Illusion and Auditory Perceptual Integration (Diana Deutsch), Computer-Based Aid, Motor Control, and Speech Acquisition by the Deaf (Edith Gulian), Effects of Moderate Levels of on Human Performance (Donald E. Broadbent), and Investigations on Criteria for the Risk of Hearing Loss Due to Noise (Wolfgang Kraak). The respective titles are accurate descriptions of the contents of each monograph, so the reader can safely be guided by following his/her own interests. In their previous
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R. C. Bilger (1983) studied this question.