Much research on the neural correlates of consciousness (NCC) has focused on two evoked
potentials, the P3b and the visual or auditory awareness negativity (VAN, AAN). Surveying a …

How and which aspects of neural activity give rise to subjective perceptual experience—ie
conscious perception—is a fundamental question of neuroscience. To date, the vast majority …

In recent years, several ERP components have been identified as potential neural correlates
of consciousness (NCC), including early negativities and late positivities. Based on …

One theory of visual awareness proposes that electrophysiological activity related to
awareness occurs in primary visual areas approximately 200 ms after stimulus onset (visual …

The ability to detect sudden changes in the environment is critical for survival. Hearing is
hypothesized to play a major role in this process by serving as an “early warning device,” …

Studies of auditory scene analysis have traditionally relied on paradigms using artificial
sounds—and conventional behavioral techniques—to elucidate how we perceptually …

Past research has identified several candidate neural correlates of consciousness (NCCs)
during visual perception. Recent research on auditory perception shows promise for …

Change deafness describes the failure to perceive even intense changes within complex
auditory input, if the listener does not attend to the changing sound. Remarkably, previous …

Two key questions concerning change detection in crowded acoustic environments are the
extent to which cortical processing is specialized for different forms of acoustic change and …

Change deafness is the failure to notice changes in an auditory scene. In this study, we
sought to determine if change deafness is a perceptual error, rather than only a reflection of …