… processing mechanisms in the cochlea or inhibitory circuitry … the perception of sound source
direction puts great emphasis … However, recent evidence suggests that cochlear mechanics …

… Accumulation of evidence in decision making is the process by which noisy sensory …
sources; in fact, it is precisely because it is unique to only a few sources (or even a single source) …

… the precedence effect may be caused by cochlear mechanics … that the perception of sound
source direction puts great emphasis … the precedence effect, but recent evidence suggests that …

… source—this is called the precedence effect (PE). Several questions about the underlying
mechanisms that produce the PE are asked. (1) How might listeners' relative weighting of cues …

… Experimental evidence for a cochlear source of the precedence effect. Journal of the
Association for Research in Otolaryngology, 14(5), 767–779. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10162-013-…

… Our results show that the leading source of two subsequent … explain these effects either, as
the cochlear excitation patterns … system continuously collects evidence regarding the origin of …

… ; little or no masking asymmetry (or reverse asymmetry) would be evidence against such
a … to the lead than to the lag may be a key source of the precedence effect with transients. …

… effects of auditory plasticity and deprivation on the emergence of binaural and spatial hearing
are discussed along with evidence … of a sound source from amongst an array of sources; …

… The precedence effect occurs if the source of … cochlea rather than to opposite cochleas.
This result is consistent with previously published evidence showing that the precedence effect …

… to be around the source. This phenomenon is called the precedence effect, which is based
… ' attributes by the direct wave from the source. Using the paradigm of attentional modulation …