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A study published in Scientific American suggests that lower internal noise levels may enhance the ability to differentiate between similar sounds. This research emphasizes the role of internal auditory processing in sound discrimination.
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A study published in Scientific American suggests that lower internal noise levels may enhance the ability to differentiate between similar sounds. This research emphasizes the role of internal auditory processing in sound discrimination.
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