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Synchronization of group movements might reduce auditory masking through periods of relative silence and facilitate auditory grouping processes.

Consequently, applied to the left temporo-parietal cortex rTMS has been repeatedly demonstrated to reduce auditory hallucinations in patients with schizophrenia [ 14].

Synchronization of movements in animal groups, such as surface diving dolphin groups synchronizing splashdown, might reduce auditory masking problems through periods of relative silence (Larsson 2009, 2012a, b).

A 10-week exercise program implemented by Faulkner and Sparkes was found to reduce auditory hallucinations, raise self-esteem and improve sleep patterns as well as general behaviors in patients with schizophrenia [ 9].

The studies showed that playing a video game during a break enhanced visual learning but reduced auditory learning (β = 3.5, t = 3.65, p < 0.001) [1], and the n-back working memory performance over time compared to eyes-open resting (β = -3.1, t = -2.33, p = 0.02) and listening to music (β = -2.9, t = -2.20, p = 0.03) [2].

Moreover, the similarity between the results of the reduced auditory or visual adaptation conditions makes it highly unlikely that the forward shift is merely due to a linear summation of these two adaptations.

In other words, reduced auditory input, early in life, may affect auditory processing later in life.

In humans, predictability may contribute to reducing auditory masking due to a learning effect, specifically for background masking (Moore 2003).

Such effects would be more pronounced if OM, and thus the reduced auditory input, occurs before 2 years of chronological age as auditory brainstem and cortical structures show greater development in the first year of a child's life.

The reduced auditory input, if in the early years of life when the auditory neural system is still maturing, may adversely influence the structural as well as functional development of the system.

Our hypothesis attributes the findings of reduced auditory detection sensitivity in conditions of high visual perceptual load to greater engagement of attentional capacity, and thus reduced capacity available for detection, as compared to the low-load conditions.