Chord Inversion Perception is a perceptual cognitive process within harmonic music cognition that specifically involves the identification and interpretation of a chord's pitch-class ordering relative to its root position, enabling the listener to discern the vertical arrangement of notes as a function of registral displacement rather than harmonic content.
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