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Without tonal guideposts, listeners of atonal music often struggle to make auditory connections, and only the strong-willed (or experienced) among them survive the undertaking.

We reasoned however that the noisy environment of the MRI scanner would make auditory assessment of P50 gating with a traditional paradigm unreliable.

Results demonstrate that listeners can make phonetic judgments about the fused percept and can make auditory judgments about acoustic qualities of the isolated cue, such as whether it is rising or falling in frequency.

What listeners cannot do is to make auditory judgments about the fused percept; the auditory qualities of the cue are lost to metacognitive inspection once it is fused with the base (Liberman, Isenberg, & Rakerd, 1981; Mann & Liberman, 1983; Whalen & Liberman, 1987).

To address this concern in Experiment 2, we asked the participants to make their auditory detection response immediately upon the auditory tone presentation that is, before the search task response, rather than after it, as in Experiment 1. Eighteen new participants (11 women, seven men; mean age of 23.2 years, range of 18 to 30) took part.

"They have to match the rhythm of that melody and to make that auditory motor match so they know precisely when they need to move to create the sound that will work in the music.

Participants were asked to make the auditory detection response immediately upon the presentation of this question mark.

This was followed by a blank screen for 1.9 s, thus giving participants a total of 2 s to make the auditory detection response (see Fig.  1 for a visual presentation of this design).

Attention, defined as "increased precision in perceptual inference" (Chennu et al., 2013, p;. 11194), was engaged by making the auditory stimulation task-relevant, or diverted away from auditory stimuli by a demanding visual task.

In 2009, Marsh reported that while the diagnosis of velopharyngeal dysfunction is made by auditory perceptual evaluation, identification of the mechanism of dysfunction requires instrumental visualization of the velopharyngeal port during specific speech tasks.

To further test whether the effects of load on detection can be found in settings that discourage deprioritization of the detection task, in Experiment 3 we made the auditory detection stimulus highly expected, appearing on 50%% of trials, and participants' detection responses (either present or absent) were now required on every trial, to prevent any potential effects of goal neglect.