How does the human brain process noisy speech in real life? Insights from the second-person neuroscience perspective
Comprehending speech with the existence of background noise is of great importance for
human life. In the past decades, a large number of psychological, cognitive and …
human life. In the past decades, a large number of psychological, cognitive and …
Speaker–listener neural coupling reveals a right-lateralized mechanism for non-native speech-in-noise comprehension
While the increasingly globalized world has brought more and more demands for non-native
language communication, the prevalence of background noise in everyday life poses a …
language communication, the prevalence of background noise in everyday life poses a …
[HTML][HTML] Leading and following: Noise differently affects semantic and acoustic processing during naturalistic speech comprehension
Despite the distortion of speech signals caused by unavoidable noise in daily life, our ability
to comprehend speech in noisy environments is relatively stable. However, the neural …
to comprehend speech in noisy environments is relatively stable. However, the neural …
Speaker–listener neural coupling correlates with semantic and acoustic features of naturalistic speech
Recent research has extensively reported the phenomenon of inter-brain neural coupling
between speakers and listeners during speech communication. Yet, the specific speech …
between speakers and listeners during speech communication. Yet, the specific speech …
[PDF][PDF] How our brains make sense of noisy speech
J Peelle, A Wingfield - Acoustics Today, 2022 - acousticstoday.org
In August 1909, the French otolaryngologist Étiene Lombard came before a meeting of the
French Academy of Sciences to report on the phenomenon that now bears his name. In the …
French Academy of Sciences to report on the phenomenon that now bears his name. In the …
Speaker–listener neural coupling reveals an adaptive mechanism for speech comprehension in a noisy environment
Comprehending speech in noise is an essential cognitive skill for verbal communication.
However, it remains unclear how our brain adapts to the noisy environment to achieve …
However, it remains unclear how our brain adapts to the noisy environment to achieve …
Neural Decoding of Spontaneous Overt and Intended Speech
Purpose: The aim of this study was to decode intended and overt speech from
neuromagnetic signals while the participants performed spontaneous overt speech tasks …
neuromagnetic signals while the participants performed spontaneous overt speech tasks …
Neural correlates of sine-wave speech intelligibility in human frontal and temporal cortex
Auditory speech comprehension is the result of neural computations that occur in a broad
network that includes the temporal lobe auditory cortex and the left inferior frontal cortex. It …
network that includes the temporal lobe auditory cortex and the left inferior frontal cortex. It …
Hearing and seeing meaning in noise: Alpha, beta, and gamma oscillations predict gestural enhancement of degraded speech comprehension
During face‐to‐face communication, listeners integrate speech with gestures. The semantic
information conveyed by iconic gestures (eg, a drinking gesture) can aid speech …
information conveyed by iconic gestures (eg, a drinking gesture) can aid speech …
A multisensory cortical network for understanding speech in noise
CW Bishop, LM Miller - Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 2009 - direct.mit.edu
In noisy environments, listeners tend to hear a speaker's voice yet struggle to understand
what is said. The most effective way to improve intelligibility in such conditions is to watch …
what is said. The most effective way to improve intelligibility in such conditions is to watch …