Übersetzung für 'dichotic listening' von Englisch nach Deutsch

dichotic listening

dichotisches Hören {n}audioling.psych.

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dichotic {adj}

dichotischaudio

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dichotic discrimination

dichotische Diskrimination {f}audio

dichotic hearing

dichotisches Hören {n}audioling.psych.

listening

Lauschen {n} [südd. und altertümlich]

Zuhören {n}

listening {adj}

lauschend

hörend

hinhörend

listening environment

Hörumgebung {f}

listening exercise

Hörübung {f}educ.ling.

listening sequence

Hörsequenz {f}

appreciative listening

[Zuhören zur Befriedigung ästhetischer Bedürfnisse]psych.

listening therapy

Hörtherapie {f}audio

active listening

aktives Zuhören {n}mus.spec.

listening station

Abhorchstation {f}

Hörstation {f}

music listening

Musikhören {n}mus.

listening vocabulary

Hörvokabular {n}ling.

listening history

Hörgeschichte {f} [Geschichte des Radiohörens]RadioTV

listening figures {pl}

Einschaltquote {f} [Hörfunk]RadioTV

• These are dichotic listening, categorical perception, and duplex perception.
• In particular, one study on focusing on dichotic listening, followed participants were played two audio tracks, one in each ear, and were asked to pay attention only to one.
• Kimura was among the first researchers to use dichotic listening tests in her work, a non-invasive method for studying the lateral asymmetry of auditory processing in the brain.
• Her dissertation, titled "Hemispheric specialization for speech perception in retarded children" used dichotic listening to examine the right-ear advantage for processing speech in children with Down's syndrome or intellectual disability.
• In 1968 Dorothy finished a PhD in child psychology that established, using dichotic listening techniques, that syllables are not phonemes, but are psychologically real (the precise implications of this remain indistinct).

• Neville Moray used Cherry's shadowed dichotic listening task in his 1959 research and was able to conclude that almost none of the rejected messages were able to penetrate the block set up, except subjectively "important" messages.
• Early researches on selective auditory attention can be traced back to 1953, when Colin Cherry introduced the "cocktail party problem". This was later termed the dichotic listening task.
• Early research using dichotic listening tasks provided empirical evidence of participants' ability to correctly recall information to the attended channel, and poor recalling in the unattended channel.
• Dichotic listening is a psychological test commonly used to investigate selective attention and the lateralization of brain function within the auditory system.
• A number of early studies dealt with the ability of a person wearing headphones to discern meaningful conversation when presented with different messages into each ear; this is known as the dichotic listening task.