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In Reply to: Some problems with "it's all in the head" theory posted by maxim on January 24, 2001 at 06:39:29:
I'm not claiming that it is all in your head, but the whole basis of the "it's all in your head" is the expectation effect. If you don't expect recordings or used equipement to break-in then it won't happen. What would really be an accurate test would be to give someone a new product and claim that it was used or broken in (or vice versa) and see what people claim to hear.
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