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KembaraXtra-Psychology - auditory adaptation
Auditory adaptation is a temporary reduction in sensitivity to tones of particular frequencies after prolonged exposure to an unchanging sound. When the inducing sound is very loud and the resulting sensitivity loss is more than brief, the effect is usually called auditory fatigue.
Auditory adaptation is a temporary reduction in sensitivity to tones of particular frequencies after prolonged exposure to an unchanging sound. When the inducing sound is very loud and the resulting sensitivity loss is more than brief, the effect is usually called auditory fatigue.
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