The “cocktail party” problem—how a listener perceives speech in noisy environments—is
typically studied using speech (multi-talker babble) or noise maskers. However, realistic …

" Throughout time, human beings have been fascinated with music. Research in music
psychology has revealed how musicians acquire the ability to convey emotional intentions …

Objective: This article aimed to assess the relationship between musical training and age-
related changes in binaural, temporal, and spatial processing abilities. Design: A standard …

Temporal and frequency auditory streaming capacities were assessed for non-musician
(NM), expert musician (EM), and amateur musician (AM) listeners using a local-global task …

Background Musical perception requires a host of skills. Instrumental musicians place
greater emphasis on motor coordination, whereas vocal musicians rehearse vocal sounds …

Objectives The present study explored the auditory benefits of abacus-training using a
battery of tests (auditory acuity, clarity, and cognition). The study also aimed to identify the …

Background Music learning induces significant neural changes, enhancing auditory, verbal,
and visuospatial skills, IQ, and speech perception. Research studies reveal structural and …

The present study aimed to determine the effect of musical training on binaural and spatial
processing abilities in participants aged 18–30y. A test battery consisting of the binaural …

Mismatch negativity (MMN) essentially reflects auditory change detection. Although auditory
change detection can potentially be assessed through behavioral auditory testing methods …

This study aimed to compare and determine possible differences between autistic and
neurotypical individuals in learning to identify pitch. This study investigates whether autistic …