Zara Eisenhut

The paper links individual differences in speech categorization and listening in noise to neuroanatomical properties of auditory-linguistic brain networks.

The paper examines how structural changes in auditory-linguistic brain networks relate to cognitive status and speech-in-noise perception in older adults.

This study shows that perceptual consistency in phoneme categorization is linked to neural consistency and predicts better speech-in-noise performance.

The paper examines how auditory experience influences the use of perceptual equivalency classes in speech perception under noise, finding differences between musicians and non-musicians.