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Subjective effects of sidetone during telephone conversation

1964; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Volume: 83; Issue: 72 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1109/tcome.1964.6541768

2379-6758

Alan Noll,

Cognitive Science and Education Research

DURING NORMAL conversation, a speaker hears himself externally through the air and internally through his head; these two paths produce what is known as sidetone When a speaker uses the telephone, a third sidetone path results from electrical connection between the transmitter and receiver of the telephone handset. The sidetone paths which occur during these two modes of conversation are shown in Fig. 1.