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First, the cochlea amplifies its mechanical inputs, by that means increasing auditory sensitivity one-hundredfold.
The surprising prediction of the model, however, is that at the lowest SNR levels the trend should be reversed: the number of correctly reported visual words increases with increasing auditory reliability.
Modulation of the auditory cortex by somatosensory cortex is also manifested in increased auditory sensitivity when applying tactile and auditory stimuli simultaneously51.
This suggests that they have increased auditory perceptual capacity relative to non-autistic people.
Our study demonstrated the immediate effects of sound-making experience on perception using magnetoencephalographic recordings, as reflected in the increased auditory evoked P2 wave, increased responsiveness of β oscillations, and enhanced connectivity between auditory and sensorimotor cortices.
Recently, a short session of anodal tDCS over the temporal lobe has been shown to increase auditory sensory processing as indexed by the Mismatch Negativity (MMN) event-related potential (ERP).
As with young adult musicians, older adult musicians demonstrate increased auditory working memory capacity and increased auditory temporal acuity (as measured by backward masking), which may undergird the perception of speech in noise.
Similarly, the increased auditory neuron survival seen basally following BDNF treatment and chronic electrical stimulation may reflect the localised current distribution from the electrode in that model [17].
Subjects were trained to intrinsically increase auditory alpha power in response to an auditory tone.
On the one hand, the morphological specializations in E. maculatus may function to increase auditory sensitivities and expand hearing bandwidth, as shown in previous studies [ 15, 34].
Sensory-induced motility is thought to underlie a mechanical amplification mechanism to increase auditory sensitivity (Göpfert et al., 2005; Göpfert and Robert, 2003).
