Lauren Fink

The study examines how eye movements and pupil size reflect listening effort across easy, difficult, and impossible speech comprehension in noisy environments.

This study validates mobile eye-tracking glasses for measuring listening effort by comparing them to a stationary system in a controlled task.

The paper examines how audio-visual concert performances affect audience heart rate synchrony, finding that visual elements enhance engagement at structurally significant moments in music.

This study examines how audiovisual music performance affects aesthetic experience and physiological responses in naturalistic settings, finding enhanced aesthetic ratings and distinct physiological correlates between audiovisual and audio-only conditions.

This study examines physiological synchrony among concert attendees using inter-subject correlation, finding that tempo predicts synchrony in classical and romantic music but not contemporary styles.

The paper investigates whether neural rhythms reflect internal syntactic processes by analyzing EEG and behavioral data from participants listening to grammatical and ungrammatical sentences.