Reactions of neural, psychological, and social systems are rarely, if ever, independent of
previous inputs and states. The potential for serial order carryover effects from one condition …

Stimulus counterbalance is critical for studies of neural habituation, bias, anticipation, and
(more generally) the effect of stimulus history and context. We introduce de Bruijn cycles, a …

Bats are the second largest mammalian order, with over 1,300 species. These animals show
diverse behaviors, diets, and habitats. Most bats produce ultrasonic vocalizations and …

Head movements are intimately involved in sound localization and may provide information
that could aid an impaired auditory system. Using an infrared camera system, head position …

A 'pattern alternation paradigm'has been previously used in human ERP recordings to
investigate the brain encoding of complex auditory regularities, but prior studies on …

The brain's diverse intrinsic timescales enable us to perceive stimuli with varying temporal
persistency. This study aimed to uncover the cortical organizational schemes underlying …

The brain's structural network follows a hierarchy that is described as rich club (RC)
organization, with RC hubs forming the well‐interconnected top of this hierarchy. In this …

Little is known about the neural mechanisms that mediate differential action–selection
responses to communication and echolocation calls in bats. For example, in the big brown …

We investigated how physiologically observed forward suppression interacts with stimulus
frequency in neuronal responses in the guinea pig auditory cortex. The temporal order and …

Background The brain uses recent history when forming perceptual decisions. This results in
carryover effects in perception. Although separate sensory and decisional carryover effects …