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Effects of Self-similarity and Self-Generation on the Perceptual Prioritisation of Voices

2024-05-24

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<p>The Self-Prioritisation Effect (SPE) reflects the ability to efficiently discern self-relevant information. The self-voice emerges as a crucial identity marker, due to its inherent self-relevance, and previous work has demonstrated the perceptual and cognitive advantages of the self-voice over other voices. Yet, the extent to which humans prioritise their self-voice when they hear it is because it is both self-...

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48db3906-f712-5261-9003-f7713463790b
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10.31234/osf.io/aqt4n
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