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It is similar to linguistic intelligence in its structure and origin, and it employs many of the same auditory and oral resources.
These findings further indicate that migraine patients are sensitive to visual and auditory stimuli and suggest that the same auditory and visual stimuli could naturally elicit more attention from migraineurs compared with normal controls.
The second experiment carried out on British dyslexic young adults with a phonological disorder using the same auditory segregation task but a different visual paradigm revealed an SAS in both the visual and the auditory modalities.
Subjects are required to listen to the reference and choose one of the auditory events at a time when they sound mostly deviated from the central position then give the coordinate value in a scale of 5. Next, subjects should listen to the other 3 excerpts and give coordinate value of the same auditory events at that time contained in these excerpts.
The bimodal stimuli were composed of the same auditory and visual components described above.
For instance, if under the same auditory noise conditions the crossmodal SR persists among different sensory systems.
Likewise, it has been suggested that verbal short-term memory is embedded in the same auditory-motor integration network (Shallice and Warrington, 1977; Hickok, 2009).
My friend and I were apparently in the grip of the very same auditory hallucination.
Cardinal vowels two, three, and four are a series of front vowels that form auditorily equidistant steps between cardinal vowels one and five; and cardinal vowels six, seven, and eight are a series of back vowels with the same sized auditory steps as in the front vowel series.
As shown in Figure 3, in response to the same brief auditory stimulus, changes in all three measures tightly correlate in time, with the largest changes in all parameters occurring rapidly within the first 4 8 s.
To isolate such top-down attentional effects, we contrasted 2 equally challenging active listening tasks, performed on the same complex auditory stimuli (words overlaid with a series of 3 tones).
