Abstract
Frequency discrimination in noise at low signal-to-noise ratios where the signals to be discriminated are equally well detected but only faintly audible is better when the signals are in-phase at the ears than when they are out-of-phase. In spite of the difference in discriminability, however, the form of the dependence of the just-noticeable frequency difference on signal duration is the same in both cases.
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