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Perceptual bias for rising tones by Neuhoff, John G

“…An approaching sound source creates a pattern of rising intensity that can specify the arrival time of the source. Here we found that listeners reliably…”
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Rising Sound Intensity: An Intrinsic Warning Cue Activating the Amygdala by Bach, Dominik R., Schächinger, Hartmut, Neuhoff, John G., Esposito, Fabrizio, Salle, Francesco Di, Lehmann, Christoph, Herdener, Marcus, Scheffler, Klaus, Seifritz, Erich

“…Human subjects overestimate the change of rising intensity sounds compared with falling intensity sounds. Rising sound intensity has therefore been proposed to…”
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Evidence for Impaired Sound Intensity Processing in Schizophrenia by BACH, Dominik R, BUXTORF, Karin, STRIK, Werner K, NEUHOFF, John G, SEIFRITZ, Erich

“…Patients with schizophrenia are impaired in many aspects of auditory processing, but indirect evidence suggests that intensity perception is intact. However,…”
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Dynamic frequency change influences loudness perception: a central, analytic process by Neuhoff, J G, McBeath, M K, Wanzie, W C

“…Three experiments showed that dynamic frequency change influenced loudness. Listeners heard tones that had concurrent frequency and intensity change and…”
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Multisensory Integration of Looming Signals by Rhesus Monkeys by Maier, Joost X, Neuhoff, John G, Logothetis, Nikos K, Ghazanfar, Asif A

“…Looming objects produce ecologically important signals that can be perceived in both the visual and auditory domains. Using a preferential looking technique…”
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Spatiotemporal Pattern of Neural Processing in the Human Auditory Cortex by Seifritz, Erich, Esposito, Fabrizio, Hennel, Franciszek, Mustovic, Henrietta, Neuhoff, John G., Bilecen, Deniz, Tedeschi, Gioacchino, Scheffler, Klaus, Di Salle, Francesco

“…The principles that the auditory cortex uses to decipher a stream of acoustic information have remained elusive. Neural responses in the animal auditory cortex…”
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Neural Processing of Auditory Looming in the Human Brain by Seifritz, Erich, Neuhoff, John G., Bilecen, Deniz, Scheffler, Klaus, Mustovic, Henrietta, Schächinger, Hartmut, Elefante, Raffaele, Di Salle, Francesco

“…Acoustic intensity change, along with interaural, spectral, and reverberation information, is an important cue for the perception of auditory motion [1–4]…”
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Auditory Looming Perception in Rhesus Monkeys by Ghazanfar, Asif A., Neuhoff, John G., Logothetis, Nikos K.

“…The detection of approaching objects can be crucial to the survival of an organism. The perception of looming has been studied extensively in the visual…”
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The Doppler illusion: the influence of dynamic intensity change on perceived pitch by Neuhoff, J G, McBeath, M K

“…Four studies illustrate a new auditory illusion associated with the Doppler effect and demonstrate a new influence of dynamic intensity change on perceived…”
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Strength and physical fitness predict the perception of looming sounds by Neuhoff, John G, Long, Katherine L, Worthington, Rebecca C

“…Abstract Listeners consistently perceive approaching sounds to be closer than they actually are and perceptually underestimate the time to arrival of looming…”
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Strength and cardivascular fitness predict time-to-arrival perception of looming sounds by Neuhoff, John G., Long, Katherine L., Worthington, Rebecca C.

“…Perceiving rapidly approaching sounding objects can be critical for survival. In studies of “auditory looming” perception, listeners consistently perceive…”
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Differential sex-independent amygdala response to infant crying and laughing in parents versus nonparents by Seifritz, Erich, Esposito, Fabrizio, Neuhoff, John G, Lüthi, Andreas, Mustovic, Henrietta, Dammann, Gerhard, von Bardeleben, Ulrich, Radue, Ernst W, Cirillo, Sossio, Tedeschi, Gioacchino, Di Salle, Francesco

“…Animal and human studies implicate forebrain neural circuits in maternal behavior. Here, we hypothesized that human brain response to emotional stimuli…”
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An Adaptive Bias in the Perception of Looming Auditory Motion by Neuhoff, John G.

“…Rising acoustic intensity can indicate movement of a sound source toward a listener. Perceptual overestimation of intensity change could provide a selective…”
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Enhancing BOLD response in the auditory system by neurophysiologically tuned fMRI sequence by Seifritz, Erich, Di Salle, Francesco, Esposito, Fabrizio, Herdener, Marcus, Neuhoff, John G., Scheffler, Klaus

“…Auditory neuroscience has not tapped fMRI's full potential because of acoustic scanner noise emitted by the gradient switches of conventional echoplanar fMRI…”
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Perception of changes in loudness by Teghtsoonian, Robert, Canévet, Georges, Scharf, Bertram, Schlauch, Robert S, Teghtsoonian, Martha

“…Neuhoff reported that "rising level tones... change (in loudness) more than falling level tones despite having the same actual change in level... indicating…”
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Temporal integration of sequential auditory events: silent period in sound pattern activates human planum temporale by Mustovic, Henrietta, Scheffler, Klaus, Di Salle, Francesco, Esposito, Fabrizio, Neuhoff, John G, Hennig, Jürgen, Seifritz, Erich

“…Temporal integration is a fundamental process that the brain carries out to construct coherent percepts from serial sensory events. This process critically…”
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Pitch variation is unnecessary (and sometimes insufficient) for the formation of auditory objects by Neuhoff, John G.

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The Doppler effect is not what you think it is: Dramatic pitch change due to dynamic intensity change by MCBEATH, Michael K, NEUHOFF, John G

“…Historically, auditory pitch has been considered to be a function of acoustic frequency, with only a small effect being due to absolute intensity. Yet we found…”
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Twist and Shout: Audible Facing Angles and Dynamic Rotation by Neuhoff, John G.

“…In 2 experiments, blindfolded listeners estimated the facing direction of a sound source from 2 different listening distances. In Experiment 1, listeners…”
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Sustained blood oxygenation and volume response to repetition rate-modulated sound in human auditory cortex by Seifritz, Erich, Salle, Francesco Di, Esposito, Fabrizio, Bilecen, Deniz, Neuhoff, John G, Scheffler, Klaus

“…The blood oxygen level-dependent (BOLD) signal time course in the auditory cortex is characterized by two components, an initial transient peak and a…”
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