| For example, in dichotic listening tests, subjects hear two distinct streams of information simultaneously through two separate channels of a pair of earphones. |
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| Hillyard and Picton carried out a now-classic dichotic listening study. |
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| This dichotic auditory stimulus in which the only difference in the sounds to the two ears is the sound pressure level, is heard as a sound inside the head. |
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| Claude's dichotic obsession with art and with Christine embodied the spirit of impressionism. |
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| Positive associations among dichotic listening errors, complex partial epileptic-like signs, and paranormal beliefs. |
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| In order for trauma interventions to be effective then, dichotic understandings of the genocide will have to be bridged. |
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| Although the technique that Güntürkün used, called dichotic listening, isn't as precise as laboratory techniques for measuring brain activity, his results, published in today's issue of Current Biology, are tantalizing. |
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| Subjects wearing headphones were given different communications simultaneously in each ear, such presentations referred to as dichotic. |
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| In dichotic listening, each ear is presented with a different syllable at the same time and the listener has to say which syllable seems clearest. |
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