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Hierarchical neural adaptation supports flexible speech perception across rates

2026-07-23

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<p>Human listeners effortlessly understand speech which they hear at a wide range of speaking rates. Yet the neural mechanisms that support the flexibility of successful speech processing remain unclear. Recent evidence suggests time-locked neural responses to features of connected speech (e.g. the amplitude envelope) in auditory brain regions, yet key questions about whether and how these brain mechanisms encode...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/e9dwc_v1

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