real-time amplification

a technique of auditory feedback to improve voice quality and diction, in which individuals speak into a microphone attached to an amplifier that feeds back voice and speech patterns without time lapse. The amplifier filters out background noises outside of the bandwidth (typically set to 100–80,000 Hz), allowing the speaker to experience optimal auditory feedback as he or she is talking in real time.

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Psychology term of the day

February 18th 2025

perspectivism

n. a philosophical position in which it is assumed that there is no objective, context-independent truth. Perspectivism is sometimes applied to psychotherapy. [derived from the work of Friedrich Nietzsche]