auditory adaptation

4.15  auditory adaptation; perstimulatory adaptation. Change (decrease) in loudness during presentation of an acoustic stimulus. Annotation 1      Auditory adaptation may occur following acoustic stimulation too weak to produce...

audition

4.14  audition. Sense of...

audiometry

4.13  audiometry. Measurement of hearing, including aspects other than hearing...

audiometric test room

4.12  audiometric test room. Enclosed space used for testing hearing. Annotation 1      An audiometric test room may also be known as an audiometric test area, hearing test space, or hearing test room. An example would be a...

audiometrically normal listener

4.11  audiometrically normal listener. Individual having hearing threshold levels within a percentile range, typically 10th to 90th percentile values, for a population specified in reference to age, ethnic background, and gender at the audiometric frequency...

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