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Auditory illusions

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Auditory illusions are perceptual phenomena where sound is perceived in a way that differs from the actual physical properties of the sound waves. Much like visual illusions, which trick the brain into seeing something other than reality, auditory illusions can cause listeners to hear sounds that aren't there, misinterpret sounds, or perceive sound in unexpected ways.

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