Many studies have been devoted to characterizing the stimulus-related factors that govern
the perceptual organization of sound sequences, and more specifically, how the …

Auditory stream segregation (or streaming) is a phenomenon in which 2 or more repeating
sounds differing in at least 1 acoustic attribute are perceived as 2 or more separate sound …

The perceptual organization of sound sequences into auditory streams involves the
integration of sounds into one stream and the segregation of sounds into separate …

One of the most essential functions of perception is to detect and track signals of interest
amid other, potentially distracting stimuli. Understanding the mechanisms behind this …

Previous findings on streaming are generalized to sequences composed of more than 2
subsequences. A new paradigm identified whether listeners perceive complex sequences …

Sounds provide us with useful information about our environment which complements that
provided by other senses, but also poses specific processing problems. How does the …

Grouping distinct, temporally separated sounds is assumed to follow Gestalt principles, such
as similarity or proximity. In the auditory streaming paradigm, the probability of perceiving all …

Tone triplets separated by a pause (ABA_) are a popular tone-repetition pattern to study
auditory stream segregation. Such triplets produce a galloping rhythm when integrated, but …

The authors examined the effect of preceding context on auditory stream segregation. Low
tones (A), high tones (B), and silences (−) were presented in an ABA− pattern. Participants …

Humans and other animals can attend to one of multiple sounds, and follow it selectively
over time. The neural underpinnings of this perceptual feat remain mysterious. Some studies …