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(Created page with "== Critical Band == The concept of the critical band is fundamental in the field of psychoacoustics, which is the study of the psychological and physiological responses associated with sound. The critical band refers to the range of frequencies around a given frequency that are perceived as a single auditory event. This phenomenon plays a crucial role in our ability to distinguish between different sounds and understand complex auditory environments. === Historical...") |
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While much is known about the critical band, ongoing research continues to explore its nuances and implications. Advances in [[neuroimaging]] and [[computational modeling]] are providing new insights into how the brain processes complex sounds. Additionally, researchers are investigating how factors such as [[age]], [[hearing loss]], and [[cognitive load]] influence the perception of critical bands. | While much is known about the critical band, ongoing research continues to explore its nuances and implications. Advances in [[neuroimaging]] and [[computational modeling]] are providing new insights into how the brain processes complex sounds. Additionally, researchers are investigating how factors such as [[age]], [[hearing loss]], and [[cognitive load]] influence the perception of critical bands. | ||
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=== See Also === | === See Also === | ||