hearing physiology (Q900)
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the anatomical, sensory and perceptive foundations of sound perception, hearing loss and hearing limitations
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | hearing physiology | the anatomical, sensory and perceptive foundations of sound perception, hearing loss and hearing limitations |
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anatomy and function of the outer ear (English)
relevance for sound localisation (English)
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anatomy and function of the inner ear (English)
sense of balance (English)
pitch perception and critical bands (English)
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hearing threshold and threshold of discomfort (English)
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relation of sound pressure level, exposure time, and hearing hazard (English)
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long-term exposure and damage accumulation (English)
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temporary threshold shift (English)
consequences for sound reinforcement (English)
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sensorineural and conducitive hearing loss (English)
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symptoms of age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) (English)
reduced discomfort threshold (English)
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symptoms of sound hypersensitivity (hyperacusis) (English)
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symptoms of unilateral hearing loss (English)
impact on directional hearing (English)
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catering to people with age-related hearing loss (English)
adapting program dynamics (English)
equalising for speed intelligibility (English)
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anatomy and function of the middle ear (English)
dynamic limiting: the stapedius reflex (English)
impedance matching between air conduction in the outer and liquid conduction in the inner ear (English)
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SQQ7 - 1.6.1
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The ear is our most important decision-making device. We need to understand how it works, what its limitations are, and how to protect it. (English)
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Das Ohr ist unser wichtigstes Entscheidungswerkzeug. Wir müssen verstehen wie es funktioniert, was seine Grenzen sind, und wie wir es schützen können. (German)
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