Sonja A. Kotz

The paper examines ERP responses to self- and externally generated speech with varying phonotactic probability and syllable stress, finding unexpected N1 amplitude effects and P2 amplitude effects related to stress.

The paper investigates how self-voice certainty affects brain activation in regions associated with voice identity monitoring using fMRI and voice-morphing techniques.

The paper investigates how the P3b ERP component differentiates between physical and rule-based updating of a sensory model using auditory stimuli.

This study examines how cerebellar lesions affect auditory encoding and processing of sound sequences with regular or irregular timing, finding delayed ERP responses and variable temporal processing in patients.

The paper investigates how delta oscillations in the left frontal motor cortex align with prosodic features in multimodal speech perception, showing their role in temporal integration of auditory and visual signals.

This study investigates how noise trauma and high-frequency stimulation affect sensory gating in the thalamic medial geniculate body of rodents, finding that HFS reduces evoked potential amplitudes in noise-exposed animals.

The paper investigates whether forward predictions and prediction errors occur for self-initiated vowels using ERP components, finding N1-suppression for self-initiated speech but not for deviant vowels.

The paper shows that pre-stimulus low beta-band power predicts response times to uncertain future events, reflecting perceived temporal probabilities.

The paper shows that emotional voice stimuli are initially categorized in the brain and later refined into continuous dimensions.