Introduction: Psychoacoustics and Auditory Sensations

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This lecture introduces the field of psychoacoustics, focusing on establishing relationships between auditory sensations and physical characteristics of acoustic stimuli. Topics include the auditory area, frequency domain of audible sounds, loudness, and sound level.

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