However, this phantom word in one of the manuscript traditions took on a life of its own among later scholars.
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Other illusions found by Deutsch whose interpretation depends on interindividual differences is the "'phantom words illusion " '.
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She is Editor of the book " The Psychology of Music ", Academic Press, 1982, 2nd Edition 1999, 3rd Edition 2013, and author of the compact discs " Musical Illusions and Paradoxes " ( 1995 ) and " Phantom Words and Other Curiosities " ( 2003 ).
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Your example is probably most similar to Diana Deutsch's " Phantom Words " ( an example is at From that page : " two words, or a single word that is composed of two syllables . . . are repeated over and over again . . . . the first sound is coming from the loudspeaker on the left, the second sound is coming from the loudspeaker on the right; and vice versa . . . . The words coming from the different spatial locations are offset from each other in time.
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