Temporal Aspects of Stimulus-Driven Attending in Dynamic Arrays

Psychological Science - Tập 13 Số 4 - Trang 313-319 - 2002
Mari Riess Jones1, Heather Moynihan1, Noah MacKenzie1, Jennifer Puente1
1The Ohio State University

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Auditory sequences of tones were used to examine a form of stimulus-driven attending that involves temporal expectancies and is influenced by stimulus rhythm. Three experiments examined the influence of sequence timing on comparative pitch judgments of two tones (standard, comparison) separated by interpolated pitches. In two of the experiments, interpolated tones were regularly timed, with onset times of comparison tones varied relative to this rhythm. Listeners were most accurate judging the pitch of rhythmically expected tones and least accurate with very unexpected ones. This effect persisted over time, but disappeared when the rhythm of interpolated tones was either missing or irregular.

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Psychological Science

Tập 13 Số 4

313-319

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