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Low-frequency neural tracking of speech amplitude envelope reflects the convolution of evoked responses to acoustic edges, not oscillatory entrainment

Kojima et al., 2021

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17233954831335471257
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Kojima K
Oganian Y
Cai C
Findlay A
Chang E
Nagarajan S
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The amplitude envelope of speech is crucial for accurate comprehension, and several studies have 1 shown that the phase of neural activity in the theta-delta bands (1-10 Hz) tracks the phase of the speech 2 amplitude envelope during listening, a process referred to …
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