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It is possible that a central mechanism such as stress or cue sensitivity is impacted by both drug exposure and environment to drive the sex differences observed in the current experiment.

Response learning and various forms of impulsivity are associated with cue sensitivity (Gray, 1987).

Moreover, impulsivity, cue sensitivity and susceptibility to substance abuse are all associated with increased striatal gray matter (Ersche et al., 2011; Groman et al., 2013).

Moreover, we show that binaural cue sensitivity can be shaped by experience, as training ferrets on a 1-kHz ILD task resulted in significant improvements in thresholds that were specific to the trained cue and frequency.

Thus, when normal hearing is available, we found no difference in cue sensitivity between groups, whereas the juvenile-plugged animals rapidly switch to relying relatively more on the intact set of monaural spatial cues whenever a virtual earplug is experienced.

This means that the precise transition point between ITD and ILD sensitivity may be experience-dependent, a finding that has important implications for neurophysiological measurements of binaural cue sensitivity.

Despite the performance mismatch between the two single-cue conditions, sensitivity was still improved during the combined condition (1.10° ± 0.05°), as expected by optimal cue integration predictions (1.07° ± 0.02°).

Interestingly, European starlings show seasonal differences in their ability to respond to odour cues: odour sensitivity peaks during nest-building in the spring, but is almost non-existent during the non-breeding season.

Of these cues, photoperiod sensitivity is one of the important keys that enables crops to adapt to a wide range of latitudes (J ung and M uller 2009).

The impact of perceptual grouping cues on sensitivity (d′) for part judgments of upright, but not of inverted, faces when the presentation time was only sufficient to allow for holistic perception of upright faces is consistent with this effect influencing the specialized orientation-specific mechanisms supporting holistic face perception.

The present studies do not address a related question: what range of visual forms does hearing a label help detect, e.g., does hearing "emm" enhance detection of both uppercase and lowercase Ms? Interestingly, although auditory verbal cues increased detection sensitivity, visual cues did not.