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Project

The fundamental neurophysiological organization of auditory intensity perception: Unravelling the role of primary auditory perception, gating and attention.

Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that has been associated with auditory intensity perception deficits. To date, the audiological and neurophysiological background of these perception deficits is unknown. Our group will investigate the functioning of modality-specific gating mechanisms, in relation to primary auditory perception and attention. This proposal comprises fundamental and interdisciplinary research in neuroscience.

Date:1 Oct 2016 →  30 Sep 2020
Keywords:attention, gating, auditory perception, Parkinson’s Disease
Disciplines:Cognitive science and intelligent systems, Otorhinolaryngology, Biological and physiological psychology, Neurosciences, Developmental psychology and ageing, Speech, language and hearing sciences