NeuroscienceFrontiers in Systems NeurosciencePeer-reviewed
Auditory attention reduced ear-canal noise in humans, but not through medial olivocochlear efferent inhibition: Implications for measuring otoacoustic emissions during behavioral task performance
Nikolas A. Francis, Wei Zhao, John J. Guinan
The paper investigates how auditory attention affects ear-canal noise during a sound discrimination task and finds that noise reduction correlates with attention, not MOC inhibition.
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