- Corresponding author: Rick L. Jenison, Ph.D., Department of Psychology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1202 W. Johnson St., Madison, WI 53706, USA. Fax: 608-263-5929, E-mail: rjenison@wisc.edu
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- Behavioral/Systems/Cognitive Value Encoding in Single Neurons in the Human Amygdala
- Value encoding in single neurons in the human amygdala during decision-SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIALS
- The temporal growth and decay of the auditory motion aftereffect
- Listening Through Different Ears Alters Spatial Response Fields in Ferret Primary Auditory Cortex
- Abstract -This paper introduces a novel approach to the synthesis of acoustic waveforms that mimic those present near
- MODELS OF DIRECTION ESTIMATION WITH SPHERICAL-FUNCTION APPROXIMATED CORTICAL RECEPTIVE FIELDS
- Communicated by Richard Lippmann A Spherical Basis Function Neural Network
- NOTE Communicated by Anthony Bell The Shape of Neural Dependence
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- Correlated cortical populations can enhance sound localization performance
- AUDITORY-VISUAL PROCESSING REPRESENTED IN THE HUMAN SUPERIOR TEMPORAL GYRUS
- Modeling of Auditory Spatial Receptive Fields With Spherical Approximation Functions
- Pavel Zahorik Department of Psychology and
- Directional Sensitivity of Neurons in the Primary Auditory (AI) Cortex: Effects of Sound-Source Intensity Level
- Modeling Sensorineural Hearing Loss, W. Jesteadt (Ed), Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, February 1997
- Ecological Psychology, 9(2), 131-151 (1997) On Acoustic Information for Motion
- Auditory Space-Time Receptive Field Dynamics Revealed by Spherical White-Noise Analysis
- Auditory space expansion via linear filtering Barry D. Van Veen
- The eect of trajectory on the auditory motion aftereect Michael F. Neelon
- Does Grammar Constrain Statistical Learning?
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