Selective Attention Modulates Activity In The Human Auditory Cortex

The results of a study conducted by researchers of the Helsinki University of Technology TKK Laboratory of Computational Engineering (Jaakko Kauramaki, Iiro Jaaskelainen and Mikko Sams) indicate that selective attention has significant effects on the activity of the human auditory cortex. The neural basis of selective attention has been one of the greatest unresolved questions in science. [click link for full article]

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