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    Subcortical responses to music and speech are alike while cortical responses diverge

    Subcortical responses to music and speech are alike while cortical responses diverge by Shan, Tong, Cappelloni, Madeline S., Maddox, Ross K.

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    Task-uninformative visual stimuli improve auditory spatial discrimination in humans but not the ideal observer

    Task-uninformative visual stimuli improve auditory spatial discrimination in humans but not the ideal observer by Cappelloni, Madeline S, Shivkumar, Sabyasachi, Haefner, Ralf M, Maddox, Ross K

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    Prosodic pitch processing is represented in delta‐band EEG and is dissociable from the cortical tracking of other acoustic and phonetic features

    Prosodic pitch processing is represented in delta‐band EEG and is dissociable from the cortical tracking of other acoustic and phonetic features by Teoh, Emily S., Cappelloni, Madeline S., Lalor, Edmund C.

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    Independent mechanisms of temporal and linguistic cue correspondence benefiting audiovisual speech processing

    Independent mechanisms of temporal and linguistic cue correspondence benefiting audiovisual speech processing by Fiscella, Sara, Cappelloni, Madeline S, Maddox, Ross K

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    Performance in an Audiovisual Selective Attention Task Using Speech-Like Stimuli Depends on the Talker Identities, But Not Temporal Coherence

    Performance in an Audiovisual Selective Attention Task Using Speech-Like Stimuli Depends on the Talker Identities, But Not Temporal Coherence by Cappelloni, Madeline S., Mateo, Vincent S., Maddox, Ross K.

    Published in Trends in hearing
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