- dichotic
- dich·otic
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dichotic — adjective Etymology: dich + 2 otic Date: circa 1911 relating to or involving the presentation of a stimulus to one ear that differs in some respect (as pitch, loudness, frequency, or energy) from a stimulus presented to the other ear < dichotic… … New Collegiate Dictionary
dichotic — 1. SYN: dichotomous. 2. Simultaneous presentation of a different sound to each ear. * * * dich·otic ( )dī kōt ik adj relating to or involving the presentation of a stimulus to one ear that differs in some respect (as pitch, loudness, frequency,… … Medical dictionary
Dichotic listening test — Diagnostics MeSH D004007 In cognitive psychology, dichotic listening is a procedure commonly used to investigate selective attention in the auditory system. In dichotic listening, two different auditory … Wikipedia
Dichotic listening — In cognitive psychology, dichotic listening is a procedure commonly used to investigate selective attention in the auditory system. In dichotic listening, two different auditory stimuli (usually speech) are presented to the participant… … Wikipedia
Dichotic pitch — When continuous white noise (with a frequency content below about 2000 Hz) is presented by headphones to the left and right ear of a listener, and given a particular interaural phase relationship between the left and right ear signals, a… … Wikipedia
dichotic — adjective That stimulates each ear with a different pitch or loudness … Wiktionary
dichotic — [dʌɪ kɒtɪk] adjective involving the simultaneous stimulation of the right and left ear by different sounds. Origin mid 20th cent.: from Gk dikho apart + ous, ōt ear + ic … English new terms dictionary
dichotic — … Useful english dictionary
DWT — dichotic word test; discrete wavelet transform; dyadic wavelet transform * * * dwt abbr [Latin denarius + weight] pennyweight … Medical dictionary
DWT — • dichotic word test; • discrete wavelet transform; • dyadic wavelet transform … Dictionary of medical acronyms & abbreviations
