The brain,responding to the absence of auditory stimulation,may amplify irrelevant neural activity to produce
A) tinnitus.
B) kinesthesia.
C) sensory interaction.
D) psychokinesis.

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Tinnitus is a perception of sound (such as ringing or buzzing) that is not actually present in the environment. It is thought to be caused by the brain's attempt to compensate for the lack of auditory stimulation by amplifying neural activity in the auditory system.

The Brain,responding to the Absence of Auditory Stimulation,may Amplify Irrelevant