Dichotic listening is an experimental technique where different messages are transmitted into each ear of a subject to test “selective attention” or the ability to concentrate on one message to the exclusion of the other. An everyday experience of this is the attempt to focus on a phone call while ignoring sounds that are being received by the opposite ear.
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