Axel Ahrens

This study examines how asymmetric listening conditions affect verbal and nonverbal coordination in conversations, finding altered turn-taking and movement dynamics under noise.

The paper investigates how listeners analyze audio-visual scenes with varying talker numbers and reverberation, finding that reverberation and talker count affect accuracy and response time, while incongruent visual room information does not.

The paper uses an auditory model to predict speech intelligibility with different HRTFs, finding that intelligibility varies across HRTFs, suggesting individual differences in access to speech cues.

The paper investigates how the auditory system weights binaural cues across frequency bands in broadband stimuli and finds that spectral weights vary with frequency and temporal context.

This study investigates how virtual reality headsets affect sound localization accuracy by varying visual information and analyzing auditory errors.