The phrase "auditory work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or projects that involve sound or listening, such as music production, sound design, or audio editing.
Example: "The auditory work required for this film project includes sound mixing and voiceover recording."
Alternatives: "audio project" or "sound work".
Joober et al. have since expanded upon their auditory work using tactile PPI which didn't replicate their auditory PPI results[35].
This result, along with the auditory work (Steingrimsson & Luce, 2005a, 2005b), places the work into an even larger context, in that the same model is found to capture behavior in two domains that have traditionally mostly been modeled and studied separately.
These latter assessments comprised digit span (indexing auditory working memory; Wechsler, 1987), visuospatial span (indexing non-verbal working memory; Wechsler, 1999), and a reaction time test.
To ensure that the observed correlations between auditory working memory and SIN performance (QuickSIN and HINT) were not an artifact of musicians' enhanced auditory working memory, we defined the relationships between these variables for the musician and non-musician group through separate analyses.
Auditory working memory and attention are driving components of child literacy [ 35, 36], and relationships between auditory working memory and attention and musical skill have already been established [ 33, 54].
However, the same two patients also suffered from severe auditory working memory deficits and from symptoms comparable to auditory extinction, both sufficiently explaining the impairments in simultaneous auditory perception.
This issue was explored in the present experiment by comparing visual working memory training with an active (auditory working memory training) control condition and a passive, no training control condition.
However, on average, the use of the RM technology resulted in improvements in speech recognition in noise (4.6 dB improvement) in eight children, higher auditory working memory and comprehension scores (12 13 point improvement) in seven children, and acceptance of poorer signal-to-noise ratios (8.6 dB improvement) in five children.
Artist-turned-curator Derrick Adams has separated the space into four sections, each intended as a listening room for the auditory works of four artists and musicians.
In the present study, older musicians also demonstrate enhanced auditory working memory and SIN perception.
Auditory working memory is an important component of language comprehension, even in the absence of background noise [70] [72].
