Speech-evoked auditory event-related potentials (ERPs) provide insight into the neural
mechanisms underlying speech processing. For this reason, ERPs are of great value to …

Time provides a fundamental dimension for perceiving sounds (Viemeister & Plack 1993;
Eddins & Green 1995; Phillips 2012). Temporal processing is essential for the detection of …

Objective: To evaluate the response of the human auditory cortex to the temporal amplitude-
envelope of speech. Responses to the speech envelope could be useful for validating the …

Humans are unique in their ability to communicate using spoken language. However, it
remains unclear how the speech signal is transformed and represented in the brain at …

Experiencing repeatedly presented auditory stimuli during magnetoencephalographic
(MEG) recording may affect how the sound is processed in the listener's brain and may …

In developmental language disorder (DLD), learning to comprehend and express oneself
with spoken language is impaired, but the reason for this remains unknown. Using …

Objective: To determine if (1) evoked potentials elicited by amplified speech sounds
(/si/and/∫ i/) can be recorded reliably in individuals,(2) amplification alters neural response …

Speech scientists have long proposed that formant exaggeration in infant‐directed speech
plays an important role in language acquisition. This event‐related potential (ERP) study …

Objectives: The objectives of this study were to determine: 1) whether the acoustic change
complex (ACC) could be reliably recorded in cochlear implant listeners and, 2) whether …

Objective: The objective of this study was to describe the auditory evoked response to silent
gaps for a group of older adults using stimulus conditions identical to those used in …