Sahil Luthra

This study shows that both voice and linguistic differences enhance early attentional filtering of distractors in complex auditory environments.

This study examines how reverberation and interruptions affect selective attention by measuring syllable recall and pupil dilation in a spatial attention task.

The paper shows that reverberation increases the negative impact of interruptions on auditory spatial selective attention by worsening recall of syllables following interruptions.

This study investigates how interaural time and level differences affect sound source segregation and spatial selection in auditory tasks.

The paper investigates how statistical learning of probability distributions affects auditory perception and decision-making, finding that it dynamically shapes sensitivity and introduces perceptual biases.

The paper shows that category learning enhances attentional gain to diagnostic perceptual dimensions in auditory cortex, as evidenced by neural prioritization of relevant frequency bands during task performance.