Keywords: Frequency-following response (FFR); Onset response; Inferior colliculus; Phase coherence; Response-stimulus coherence;
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Keywords: AoA; age of acquisition; CANS; central auditory nervous system; DPOAE; distortion product otoacoustic emission; F0; fundamental frequency; FFR; Frequency Following Response; FFT; fast Fourier transform; L1; first language; L2; second language; MEG; magnet
Keywords: Frequency-following response (FFR); Phonemic restoration; Brainstem response; Auditory perceptual illusion;
Keywords: Auditory brainstem response (ABR); Central auditory processing; Cortex; Event related brain potentials (ERPs); Frequency-following response (FFR); Subcortical;
Keywords: Auditory scene analysis; Streaming; Sensory systems; Event-related potentials (ERPs); Frequency-following response (FFR); Object-related negativity (ORN); Sound classification; Reaction time;
Keywords: Aging; Training; Auditory plasticity; Neural timing; Speech-in-noise recognition; Memory; Temporal processing; Frequency-following response (FFR);
Brainstem-cortical functional connectivity for speech is differentially challenged by noise and reverberation
Keywords: Auditory scene analysis; Distributed source analysis; Event-related potentials (ERPs); Frequency-following response (FFR); Speech processing; Functional connectivity;
Research PaperSimultaneously-evoked auditory potentials (SEAP): A new method for concurrent measurement of cortical and subcortical auditory-evoked activity
Keywords: Auditory-evoked potentials (AEP); Corticofugal; Auditory state-state response (ASSR); Frequency-following response (FFR); Brainstem; Cortex;
Language-dependent pitch encoding advantage in the brainstem is not limited to acceleration rates that occur in natural speech
Keywords: Auditory; Human; Brainstem; Pitch; Language; Frequency-following response (FFR); Click trains; Mandarin Chinese; Experience-dependent plasticity; Speech perception
The effects of tone language experience on pitch processing in the brainstem
Keywords: Frequency-following response (FFR); Pitch; Experience-dependent plasticity; Language; Mandarin; Thai;