psychoacoustic

Variant of psychoacoustics

psychoacoustics definition

psycho·acous·tics (sī′kō ə ko̵̅o̅s′tiks)

noun

the study of how sounds are heard subjectively and of the individual's response to sound stimuli

Etymology: psycho- + acoustics

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