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Cortical Mechanisms in Noisy Speech Perception by carinechan1998 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates the cortical mechanisms involved in speech perception in noise, focusing on the dorsal auditory pathway using fMRI. Results indicate that participants performed similarly in quiet and moderately loud noise, but struggled in loud noise, with increased activation in the superior temporal gyrus during noise conditions. The findings suggest that cortical responses to speech in noise reflect demands in acoustic analysis, auditory-motor integration, and phonological memory.
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- carinechan1998
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