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'''Auditory stimulation''' is the presentation of [[sound]] information that activates the [[auditory system]]. |
'''Auditory stimulation''' is the presentation of [[sound]] information that activates the [[auditory system]]. |
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*[[Loudness]] |
*[[Loudness]] |
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*[[Pitch]] |
*[[Pitch]] |
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*[[Speech processing (mechanical)]] |
*[[Speech processing (mechanical)]] |
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*[[White noise]] |
*[[White noise]] |
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==References & Bibliography== |
==References & Bibliography== |
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Auditory stimulation is the presentation of sound information that activates the auditory system.
Methods of providing auditory stimuli
In the past psychology laboratories had a number of pieces of apparatus to provide [[auditory stimuli] of particular frequencies etc. Tuning forks and [[pitch pipes were used. These were superceded by specialist electronic tone generators and these in turn have been superceded by the use of computer programmes]]
See also
- Acoustics
- Audiogenic seizures
- Audiometry
- Auditory displays
- Auditory feedback
- Auditory masking
- Bone conduction audiometry
- Dichotic stimulation
- Filtered noise
- Loudness
- Pitch
- Silence
- Speech processing (mechanical)
- White noise
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