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psychoacoustics
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psychoacoustics /psy·cho·acous·tics/ (si″ko-ah-kldbomacs´tiks) a branch of psychophysics studying the relationship between acoustic stimuli and behavior.
psy·cho·a·cous·tics (sk--kstks)
n.
The scientific study of the perception of sound.
psychoacoustics
[sī′kō·əko̅o̅s′tiks]
the branch of science concerned with the physical features of sound as it relates to the psychologic and physiologic aspects of the sense of hearing in the unimpaired ear.


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