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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «METATHETIC»
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1
Signals, Sound, and Sensation
Exercise 1 1 : Prothetic and metathetic continue Stevens (1966) drew the
distinction between prothetic and metathetic quantities. Prothetic continua are
associated with intensity, magnitude, or degree. Metathetic continua are
described by a ...
William M. Hartmann,
1997
2
Aphasiology: Special Issue Remembering Frederic L. Darley
In particular. a given dimension to be rated can be considered as either prothetic
or metathetic (Stevens. 1975). A prothetic dimension varies in magnitude or
quantity and may be described as an additive, quantitative dimension (loudness
is ...
Robert T. Wertz, Joseph R. Duffy,
2001
3
Dictionary of Theories, Laws, and Concepts in Psychology
Stevens (1957) and Stevens and Galanter (1957) distinguish between two kinds
of perceptual continua, prothetic and metathetic. Prothetic continua are
concerned with "how much" and represent dimensions on which discriminations
involve ...
4
Psychology: Pythagoras to Present
In brief, Stevens proposed that stimuli actually lie on two continua, which he
called prothetic and metathetic. Prothetic continua are those in which a change in
physical stimulus value may plausibly be viewed as an increase or decrease in ...
5
Aristotle's Theory of Predication
[51 b25-7] Further he says that the metathetic predicate, 'is not-equal', (elvai /ir)
loov) has a subject underlying it, while "is not equal" (/ir) dvca low) does not.
Aristotle then compares the metathetic predicate ('not-equal') to the privative ...
6
Intelligibility in Speech Disorders: Theory, Measurement, ...
Scaling prothetic vs. metathetic continua Many important theoretical and
methodological issues have been raised over the years concerning selection of
appropriate scaling procedures for the measurement of different variables. Yet
one issue ...
He also asked me about contradiction and opposition and metathetic
propositions. I said: 'With regard to the metathetic propositions, they are those
that undergo a change from their first definition, so that whereas they are defined,
they become ...
Wilfred Madelung, Paul E. Walker,
2001
Sensory continua fall into two classes, metathetic and prothetic. The one
concerns position or quality; the other quantity. Most continua belong to the
quantitative prothetic class. The evidence shows that partition procedures (such
as those of ...
Stanley Smith Stevens,
1975
9
Ergonomics: Skill, displays, controls, and mental workload
The main point of this distinction is that in the metathetic domain, the JND are
subjectively equal over the continuum; whereas in the prothetic domain, the JND
grow rapidly in subjective size as we go up the scale of the continuum.
10
Correspondence Between Nasalance Scores and Nasality Ratings ...
During perception of a metathetic stimulus, a new excitation is exchanged for an
excitation that has been removed (Stevens, 1975). Pitch would be an example of
a metathetic stimulus. That is, as pitch changes, there is a perceptual change in ...
Tami Urbani Brancamp,
2008