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dichotic Dichotic describes a listening situation in which different sounds are presented to each ear at the same time.

Dichotic describes a listening situation in which different sounds are presented to each ear at the same time. In psychology, it is used to study how the brain processes and favors auditory information from one ear or hemisphere over the other.

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Drafting source: Knobloch Simon; Haul Philipp; Rusche Saskia; Paland Heiko; Zokai Darius; Haaf Moritz; Rauh Jonas; Mulert Christoph; Leicht Gregor. Dichotic turncoats: Lateralization of auditory processing in two dichotic listening tasks using melodies and syllables. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0333510; article XML SHA-256 ce0630108605af469857327ba0d2ab59b4204baf064e60223977aafd752f1730. “Dichotic turncoats: Lateralization of auditory processing in two dichotic listening tasks using melodies and syllables” (10.1371/journal.pone.0333510).
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