Musical Capacity Measures of Children Repeated after Musical Training

Literature is reviewed under the topics: Evidence of improvement of perceptual judgment by practice; factors influencing improvement; transfer; retention. "That perceptual learning occurs under many conditions is clear, as also the fact that improved skill in discrimination is an important feature of such learning." The failure of various theories of perception to explain the facts is discussed. 211-item bibliography.

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Improvement in perceptual judgments as a function of controlled practice or training.

Gibson¹

1953

Psychological Bulletin

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129

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Improvability of pitch discrimination.

Wyatt¹

1945

Psychological Monographs

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Jersild

1939

Teachers College Record: The Voice of Scholarship in Education

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Musical Capacity Measures of Children Repeated after Musical Training

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Improvement in perceptual judgments as a function of controlled practice or training.

Improvement in perceptual judgments as a function of controlled practice or training.

Improvability of pitch discrimination.

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