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Neural Signatures of Automatic Auditory Regularity Detection Reflect Individual Differences in Explicit Short-Term Memory

2026-01-09

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Perception is shaped by the statistical structure of the environment, reflecting the brain’s capacity to detect and exploit regularities in sensory input. This process requires the maintenance of contextual information over time, yet the nature of the memory mechanism supporting automatic structure learning remains unclear. Here, we ask whether auditory regularity processing relies on a dedicated sensory buffer or...

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14b27b8b-4a9b-507d-bf53-07fb95cc313e
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10.64898/2026.01.09.698639
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