Effect of age on lateralized auditory processing
J Stadler, A Brechmann, N Angenstein - Hearing Research, 2023 - Elsevier
The lateralization of processing in the auditory cortex for different acoustic parameters differs
depending on stimuli and tasks. Thus, processing complex auditory stimuli requires an …
depending on stimuli and tasks. Thus, processing complex auditory stimuli requires an …
Asymmetries and hemispheric interaction in the auditory system of elderly people
N Angenstein - Frontiers in Neuroimaging, 2024 - frontiersin.org
Age-related changes of asymmetries in the auditory system and decreasing efficiency of
hemispheric interaction have been discussed for some time. This mini-review discusses …
hemispheric interaction have been discussed for some time. This mini-review discusses …
The overgeneralization of pain-related fear in individuals with higher pain sensitivity: a behavioral and event-related potential study
X Huang, J Yin, X Liu, W Tan, M Lao, X Wang, S Liu… - Brain research, 2023 - Elsevier
Fear generalization contributes to the development and maintenance of pain. Pain
sensitivity has been proposed to predict the strength of fear responses to aversive stimuli …
sensitivity has been proposed to predict the strength of fear responses to aversive stimuli …
Asymmetries and hemispheric interaction in the auditory system of elderly people
N Angenstein - europepmc.org
Age-related changes of asymmetries in the auditory system and decreasing efficiency of
hemispheric interaction have been discussed for some time. This mini-review discusses …
hemispheric interaction have been discussed for some time. This mini-review discusses …
Hemispheric lateralization during spectral envelope perception is dynamic and individualized
A Eddins, S Isarangura, R Lutfi - Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics, 2021 - pubs.aip.org
2. METHODS Participants were 15 young adult listeners with pure-tone thresholds< 20 dB
HL between 0.25 and 8.0 kHz. As shown in Fig. 1, stimuli were 3-octave band noises …
HL between 0.25 and 8.0 kHz. As shown in Fig. 1, stimuli were 3-octave band noises …