Galit Agmon

This study uses fMRI to show that sentence boundaries during speech comprehension elicit a distinct neural response beyond speech properties, supporting active sentence segmentation.

This study examines how the brain processes spontaneous speech by analyzing neural responses to disfluencies, syntactic boundaries, and speech rate variability using EEG.

The paper investigates how selective and distributed attention strategies affect neural activity during multi-speaker listening using fMRI.

This study investigates how spatial cues affect selective and distributed attention to speech in multi-speaker environments, finding that spatial cues improve performance but are insufficient for focused attention.

The paper investigates how cognitive capacity and acquired experience affect selective and distributed attention to speech, finding that cognitive capacity benefits both tasks while experience only enhances selective attention.