Where Is Auditory Stimuli?

Auditory stimuli are created by objects (e.g., a human speaking, someone playing a musical instrument, a tree falling in the forest) that produce changes in pressure in some elastic medium (typically air, though other elastic media work as well), ultimately transduced by hair cells in the inner ear.

Where is auditory stimuli are processed?

Processing of simple auditory stimuli, such as pure tones and noise, predominantly activate the left transverse temporal gyrus (Brodmann area [BA] 41), whereas sounds with discontinued acoustic patterns, such as pure-tone pulse trains, activated parts of the auditory association area in the superior temporal gyri (BA ...

What is the stimuli of auditory?

a stimulus capable of eliciting auditory sensation. It usually refers to airborne sound but can include vibration produced by bone conduction or by internally generated events.

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