Influence of social and semantic contexts in processing speech in noise
Etienne Abassi,
Robert J. Zatorre
Abstract:Social interactions occupy a substantial part of our life. Not only interacting in first person, but also listening to others' interactions serve critical functions in understanding our social world. Yet, these auditory social signals are very often mixed with surrounding noise, such as in a restaurant, which degrades the information and forces our brain to use strategies to compensate for this loss. Although the role of semantics in speech comprehension under noisy conditions has been extensively studied as o… Show more
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