Auditory phonetics is the study of how speech sounds are perceived by the ear and processed by the brain. It focuses on how people hear and interpret different sounds, examining aspects such as frequency, loudness, and speech sound recognition. Auditory phonetics investigates how the human auditory system distinguishes between various speech sounds and how these sounds are understood in context. This field is important for understanding the relationship between sound production and perception, as well as for applications in areas like language learning and speech therapy.

Definition och betydelse av "auditory phonetics"på engelska

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