| auditory aphasia |
impaired ability to comprehend the meaning of spoken words, although the ability to hear remains intact.
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| auditory evoked potential |
When an isolated sound is heard, millions of neurons in the auditory cortex are activated. The near simultaneous firing of large numbers of neurons induces electrical potentials that can be measured with electrodes on the scalp. Auditory signals activate regions of the temporal lobes located just above the ears. Because the resulting electroencephalographs (EEG) arise in response to a single sound, they are referred to as auditory evoked potentials or auditory evoked responses.
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| auditory perception |
Learning experience going from environment to brain through hearing system and understanding the meanings of sound.
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| auditory evoked p. |
in electroencephalography, changes in waves in response to sound; see also brain stem auditory evoked p.
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| auditory f. |
the space or range within which stimuli may be perceived as sound.
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