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Hearing

Auditory system

Auditory cortex Auditory evoked potentials Acoustic nerve Ear

Psychophysics

Acoustics Audiology Audiometers Audiometry Auditory acuity Auditory discrimination Auditory localization Auditory masking Auditory stimulation Auditory thresholds

Auditory perception

Auditory displays Auditory feedback Auditory hallucinations Loudness perception Music perception Pitch perception Speech perception

Other aspects

Auditory displays Listening (interpersonal)

Clinical issues

Ear disorders Hearing disorders Hearing impairment Deaf Cochlear implants Hearing aids Tinnitus This box: view • talk • edit

Auditory feedback is provided by auditory stimulation in response to specific behaviour. The feedback may be used to amend subsequent behaviour, cognition, perception or performance

For example, the sound of our speech allows us to regulate our voice.

See alsoEdit

• Delayed auditory feedback