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The method of magnitude production was used to investigate subjective vibratory magnitude functions for the hand and tongue. Three different contactor areas were employed. The subjects were 10 normal young adults. The results indicated that magnitude slope functions were inversely related to contactor area for both structures tested. The results suggest that the number of sensory units activated by a stimulus may be an important variable in establishing vibratory sensation magnitude functions.

The effect of contactor area on vibrotactile magnitude function exponents for the tongue and hand