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Subjects were required to identify repeating auditory patterns beginning with or ending with two specified elements. If free to identify and organize these patterns in any manner, subjects organized so that the longest run of identical elements began the pattern. When response constraints were compatible with the preferred organizations (i.e., when the description began with two identical elements), identification was quite accurate. When the response constraints were incompatible with the preferred organizations (i.e., when the description began or ended with two alternating elements), identification was poorer and subjects often resorted to a derived strategy in describing the pattern.

The effect of response constraints on the perception of repeating auditory patterns