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Table 3.
Table showing the categorization process on an excerpt from a transcribed interview with participant named P7. Notably, the interviewer’s terms are also included, as his role was to only repeat terms that had already been mentioned by the interviewee or were present in the questionnaire presented previously.
| Sound Name | Causal | Reduced | Hedonic | Transcription |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hululement1P7Causal.wav | ||||
| Brand, size, pressure | [00:39:27] Interviewer: Alright, so I’ll go back over the parameters we mentioned earlier. What if we changed the brand of the tire, the size, or the pressure? | |||
| Tire cavity mode | Tire cavity mode | Discrete, peak, identifiable | Identifiable | [00:39:37] P7: Yeah, so here I have something that might help us a bit more in terms of perception. You can have some tire cavity mode. And a tire cavity mode is a frequency, not discrete, let’s not exaggerate, but it does give you a peak around 180–200 Hz, which is very easily identifiable upon playback. |
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