The phrase "auditory modality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sensory perception, psychology, or education, particularly when discussing how information is processed through hearing.
Example: "In our study, we focused on the auditory modality to assess how well participants could recall information presented through sound."
Alternatives: "auditory channel" or "hearing mode".
This study was set up to see if the same holds in the auditory modality.
Attention was manipulated via task instruction and directed either to the visual or the auditory modality.
These aids can be presented in either the visual or the auditory modality.
During reading acquisition, children have to integrate written letters with speech sounds, rapidly shifting their attention from visual to auditory modality.
In this direction, Deese-Roediger-McDermott word lists were appropriated for a modified Sternberg paradigm in auditory modality.
In the auditory modality, when subjects compare the loudness of two identical sounds one produced by actively pressing a button and the other perceived passively the sound in the active condition is reported as being less loud9.
In sum, 2 4 year olds showed a differential fMRI response both between stimulus modalities and between stimuli in the auditory modality.
These findings could be compared to those obtained in the auditory modality and might suggest a "general" change detection process operating in several sensory modalities.
Based on these findings, Samson, Mottron, Jemel, Belin, and Ciocca (2006) proposed to extend the neural complexity hypothesis to the auditory modality.
On the other hand, it has been argued that speech output, being in the auditory modality, may not be compatible with the processing preferences of learners with autism.
The first experiment conducted on French dyslexic children with a phonological disorder revealed an SAS only in the auditory modality only which was strongly related to reading performance.
