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upward spread of masking: a standalone construct

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Hearing science

the greater masking of higher frequencies than lower frequencies by a tone, which grows with masker level.

In hearing science, upward spread of masking refers to the greater masking of higher frequencies than lower frequencies by a tone, which grows with masker level. This meaning comes from Wegel (1924) in Physical Review.[1]

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  1. Wegel, R. L., & Lane, C. E. (1924). The Auditory Masking of One Pure Tone by Another and its Probable Relation to the Dynamics of the Inner Ear. Physical Review, 23(2), 266-285. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.23.266

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