" Ecological Psychoacoustics" outlines recent advances in dynamic, cognitive, and
ecological investigations of auditory perception and ties this work to findings in more …

The extent to which human speech perception evolved by taking advantage of
predispositions and pre-existing features of vertebrate auditory and cognitive systems …

In many studies, the influence of intelligibility of the interfering speech is avoided by
reversing it in time. Usually, intelligibility with time-reversed interfering speech indeed is …

Research has shown the existence of perceptual and neural bias toward sounds perceived
as sources approaching versus receding a listener. It has been suggested that a greater …

Primary auditory cortex (A1) neurons are believed not to carry much information about tonal
offsets because A1 neurons in barbiturate-anesthetized animals are usually described as …

Approaching or looming signals are often related to extremely relevant environmental
events (eg threats or collisions) making these signals critical for survival. However, the …

Whereas the visual modality tends to dominate over the auditory modality in bimodal spatial
perception, the auditory modality tends to dominate over the visual modality in bimodal …

Temporal judgements are often accounted for by a single-clock hypothesis. The output of
such a clock is reported to depend on the allocation of attention. In the present series of …

The dynamic changes in natural sounds' temporal structures convey important event-
relevant information. However, prominent researchers have previously expressed concern …

Two experiments demonstrate that the perceived durations of sounds as long as 1 sec are
influenced by the sounds' amplitude envelopes, extending Schlauch, Ries, and DiGiovanni's …