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, 13, 1101 (1976)
uana intoxication and to compensate for it
by requiring more data than usual before making a judgment or carrying out a consequent action. Others
naively accept everything seen while intoxicated as true. This same dual aspect of raising the level of
patternmaking activity applies, of course, to all sense modalities and cognitive processes.
Whether the proportion of naiveté and sophistication is any different from that of ordinary people in
everyday life is a moot question.
Footnotes
1. For all items, frequency of occurrence data is always presented in the order Never, Rarely,
Sometimes, Very Often, Usually, and intoxication level data in the order Just, Fairly, Strongly, Very
Strongly, Maximum. These will not always add up to 100 percent because of variable numbers of
respondents' skipping various questions and/or rounding errors. (back)
2. Readers interested in this rather exotic effect may see Ellison (1962) and Kilner (1965). Most of the
writing on this subject is mystical, but the above references do attempt some objective treatment of the
phenomenon. (back)
3. In general, intoxication effects that are two levels or more apart in this type Of graphical plot will be
different enough to reach statistical significance. (back)
4. The "optimal" level is quite situation-specific; depth jiggle, for example, may be quite amusing and
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enjoyable during a relaxed evening at home (safe conditions) but might be a pronounced disadvantage
while working at some crucial task that required very accurate depth perception. (back)
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On Being Stoned
Charles T. Tart, Ph. D.
Chapter 7. Hearing
MAJOR EFFECTS
Acuity
The most characteristic effect of marijuana intoxication is an auditory one: "I can hear more subtle
changes in sounds; e.g., the notes of music are purer and more distinct, the rhythm stands out more" (1%,
0%, 4%, 25%, 70%), which is experienced very often or usually by almost all users and occurs at a low
level of intoxication (27%, 51%, 17%, 3%, 0%).
Two other items also deal with perceived auditory acuity. A very characteristic effect is "I can
understand the words of songs which are not clear when straight" (4%, 10% , 20%, 29%, 37%), which
also occurs at the lower levels of intoxication (19%, 45%, 25%, 5%, 1%). This is an experience clearly
relevant to understanding rock music, which seems incomprehensible to many ordinary people. A rare
effect on auditory acuity is "I have difficulty hearing things clearly; sounds are blurry and
indistinct" (61%, 23%, 13%, 1%, 0%), a very high level effect (6%, 5%, 6%, 9%, 10%, but note that 64
percent could not ra
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