Development of temporal auditory processing in childhood: Changes in efficiency rather than temporal-modulation selectivity

Development of temporal auditory processing in childhood: Changes in efficiency rather than temporal-modulation selectivity

The ability to detect amplitude modulation (AM) is essential to distinguish the spectro-temporal features of speech from those of a competing masker. Previous work shows that AM sensitivity improves until 10 years of age. This may relate to the development of sensory factors (tuning of AM filters, s...

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Main Authors: Buss, E. (Author), Cabrera, L. (Author), Lorenzi, C. (Author), Rosen, S. (Author), Varnet, L. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Acoustical Society of America 2019
Subjects:
Acoustic Stimulation
adult
Adult
Amplitude modulation
Auditory processing
auditory stimulation
child
Child
child development
Child Development
Consonant identification
Decision strategy
Detection threshold
Efficiency
female
Female
hearing test
Hearing Tests
human
Humans
Internal noise
male
Male
masking
noise
Noise
Perceptual Masking
psychophysics
Psychophysics
sound detection
Sound Spectrography
speech
Speech Acoustics
speech intelligibility
Speech Intelligibility
speech perception
Speech Perception
Speech recognition
Temporal features
Temporal information
Temporal modulations
young adult
Young Adult
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