Types of auditory disorders
Auditory hallucinations as an autobiographical experience ...
However, in many psychological disorders, significant suppression of the CAEP S2 response is not observed (Javitt & Freedman, 2015), reflecting a lack of inhibition in suppressing irrelevant sensory information. Reduced inhibition may then possibly lead to abnormal processing and subsequent perception of auditory signals.
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Thierry MorletHead, Auditory Physiology and Psychoacoustics LaboratoryAlfred I. duPont Hospital for Children . Although auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder and (central) auditory processing disorder are different types of disorders, they share similarities that may lead professionals to confuse them unless appropriate testing is used.
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Auditory hallucinations have been considered as a sign of severe mental illness, especially psychosis, but epidemiological data show that hearing voices is more common than generally thought and ...
The 5 Subtypes of Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
Disorders of thought content include hallucinations and delusions. Hallucinations. are perceptions without external stimuli. They are most commonly auditory, but may be any type. Auditory hallucinations are often voices, mumbled or distinct.
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Speech and language disorders . Developmental articulation disorder. Problems producing speech sounds, pronouncing certain letters or letter combinations. Developmental expressive language disorder. Problems using spoken language to communicate, expressing yourself verbally. Developmental receptive language disorder (auditory processing disorder)
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