dichotically

dichotically
dich·oti·cal·ly

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  • dichotically — adverb see dichotic …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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  • 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

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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

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