… ground in assuming that the loudness scale proposed by Stevens has any real meaning in
the experience of normal observers." Rather than base the loudness scale on the results of …

… that the validity of a loudness scale based on the ratio scaling … truly reflect ratio properties of
the loudness scale. We cannot, … If a loudness scale is unique for the fractionation procedure, …

… incompatible with the aim of deducing the loudness scale, and would have been rejected by
… further aggravated when the deduced loudness scale units are reintroducedi. Interpretation …

… A final answer to the question of the relation of summated equal sense-distances to the
loudness scale obtained by the procedure outlined in the present paper cannot be given until …

… the decibel scale, used as a loudness scale, does not yield numerical values proportional
to … into loudness values on a linear loudness scale. A survey has therefore been made of …

… good agreement to warrant the construction of a loudness scale (Churcher). l This scale flatly
… of this loudness scale to data obtained from the method of bisection? The loudness scale …

… If we use a fractionation technique to get data to construct a loudness scale, but assume
that the verbalized ratio may not be the correct one, it is clear that we need additional data to …

… The present paper describes these results and presents a loudness scale for speech based
… These data may be used in the derivation of a loudness scale for speech, provided it is …

… In order to determine the form of the function representing this loudness scale and of the
other factors entering into the loudness formula, measurements were made of the loudness …

… The degree to which the speaker lowers his voice when the sidetone is increased is also
predicted by the exponents governing the autophonic scale and the loudness scale. …