Definition of dichotic in English:

dichotic

adjective dʌɪˈkɒtɪkdīˈkädik

Physiology

Involving or relating to the simultaneous stimulation of the right and left ear by different sounds.
Example sentencesExamples
- Using dichotic listening tasks, Bryden also studied the differential processing of verbal and emotional stimuli, and abnormal lateralized functioning in children with learning disabilities.
- Relatively recently a study applied the dichotic listening paradigm to investigate correlation of handedness with language lateralization in twins and concluded that language lateralization is nongenetic in origin.
- For example, in dichotic listening tests, subjects hear two distinct streams of information simultaneously through two separate channels of a pair of earphones.
- 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 (lateralized).
- Hillyard and Picton carried out a now-classic dichotic listening study.

Origin

Mid 20th century: from Greek dikho- 'apart' + ous, ōt- 'ear' + -ic.

Definition of dichotic in US English:

dichotic

adjectivedīˈkädik

Physiology

Involving or relating to the simultaneous stimulation of the right and left ear by different sounds.
Example sentencesExamples
- Using dichotic listening tasks, Bryden also studied the differential processing of verbal and emotional stimuli, and abnormal lateralized functioning in children with learning disabilities.
- Relatively recently a study applied the dichotic listening paradigm to investigate correlation of handedness with language lateralization in twins and concluded that language lateralization is nongenetic in origin.
- 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 (lateralized).
- For example, in dichotic listening tests, subjects hear two distinct streams of information simultaneously through two separate channels of a pair of earphones.
- Hillyard and Picton carried out a now-classic dichotic listening study.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Greek dikho- ‘apart’ + ous, ōt- ‘ear’ + -ic.

单词	dichotic
释义	Definition of dichotic in English: dichotic adjective dʌɪˈkɒtɪkdīˈkädik Physiology Involving or relating to the simultaneous stimulation of the right and left ear by different sounds. Example sentencesExamples Using dichotic listening tasks, Bryden also studied the differential processing of verbal and emotional stimuli, and abnormal lateralized functioning in children with learning disabilities. Relatively recently a study applied the dichotic listening paradigm to investigate correlation of handedness with language lateralization in twins and concluded that language lateralization is nongenetic in origin. For example, in dichotic listening tests, subjects hear two distinct streams of information simultaneously through two separate channels of a pair of earphones. 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 (lateralized). Hillyard and Picton carried out a now-classic dichotic listening study. Origin Mid 20th century: from Greek dikho- 'apart' + ous, ōt- 'ear' + -ic. Definition of dichotic in US English: dichotic adjectivedīˈkädik Physiology Involving or relating to the simultaneous stimulation of the right and left ear by different sounds. Example sentencesExamples Using dichotic listening tasks, Bryden also studied the differential processing of verbal and emotional stimuli, and abnormal lateralized functioning in children with learning disabilities. Relatively recently a study applied the dichotic listening paradigm to investigate correlation of handedness with language lateralization in twins and concluded that language lateralization is nongenetic in origin. 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 (lateralized). For example, in dichotic listening tests, subjects hear two distinct streams of information simultaneously through two separate channels of a pair of earphones. Hillyard and Picton carried out a now-classic dichotic listening study. Origin Early 20th century: from Greek dikho- ‘apart’ + ous, ōt- ‘ear’ + -ic.
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