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auditory discrimination

auditory discrimination Auditory discrimination is the ability or process of telling apart basic features of sounds.

Auditory discrimination is the ability or process of telling apart basic features of sounds. In this context, it refers to distinguishing sound differences as part of auditory processing and auditory training.

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Drafting source: M-Cam Sergio; Alonso-Valerdi Luz Maria; Ibarra-Zarate David I. Auditory discrimination improvement in young adults by a digital auditory game-based training protocol. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0313478; article XML SHA-256 09b4904e90e6988f9877ecb8a460cfdc69852a24ea178c232d7554e9db8950a4. “Auditory discrimination improvement in young adults by a digital auditory game-based training protocol” (10.1371/journal.pone.0313478).
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