Repetition suppression, the phenomenon that the second presentation of a stimulus
attenuates neural activity, is typically viewed as an automatic consequence of repeated …

Sensory gating (SG) is a well-studied phenomenon in which neural responses are reduced
to identical stimuli presented in succession, and is thought to represent the functional …

People who stutter (PWS) can reduce their stuttering rates under masking noise and altered
auditory feedback; such a response can be attributed to altered auditory input, which …

We currently have a substantial knowledge gap in our understanding of the
neurophysiological underpinnings of the sensory perception deficits often reported in the …

Auditory sensory modulation difficulties and problems with automatic re-orienting to sound
are well documented in autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Abnormal preattentive arousal …

Background Sensory over-responsivity (SOR) refers to excessively intense and/or prolonged
behavioral responses to environmental stimuli typically perceived as non-aversive. SOR is …

Auditory sensory modulation difficulties are common in autism spectrum disorders (ASD)
and may stem from a faulty arousal system that compromises the ability to regulate an …

Because of the unique position of the topologically central role of densely interconnected
brain hubs, our study aimed to investigate whether these regions and their related …

Objective: People with schizophrenia often have difficulty ignoring unimportant noises in the
environment. While experimental measures of sensory gating have yielded insight into …

Key Points Sensory gating is important for preventing excessive environmental stimulation
from overloading neural resources. Gating in the human somatosensory cortices is a …