Experiment design constraints prevented measuring between-visit training effects.

Evidence

The HI tests were conducted during two separate visits, thus enabling a possible between-visit training effect, but with two different sets of test conditions included at the two visits (MAA-120° conditions at first visit, MAA-0° and FB conditions at second visit), it was not possible to assess the between-visit effect. However, the fact that we found no reference-angle effects suggests that the between-visit effect, if present, was limited. — Dijk, Pim van, Physiology, Psychoacoustics and…, 3123

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