Hemispheric Involvement in the Perception of Synthetic Syllables, Natural Syllables, And "chirps"
Hemispheric Involvement in the Perception of Synthetic Syllables, Natural Syllables, And "chirps"
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To analyze these interactions, pairs of trials were compared separately for each hemisphere. For Factor 4 (major peak latency at 200 ms), the Trial by Hemisphere interaction was significant at the p = .0306 level (F = 3.35, df = 3,33). Post hoc Scheffe 101 analyses revealed that for the left hemisphere, the SS trial was significantly different from the CS trial at the .05 level, and the SS trial was also significantly different from the CF trial. No significant differences in the right hemisphe...re were found for this interaction. Although Factors 6 and 10 also contained significant Trial by Hemisphere interactions (F = 3.51, p = .0258; F = 2.98, p = .0454 respectively; df = 3,33 for both), post hoc Scheffe analyses failed to reveal significant hemispheric effects.
These results are somewhat difficult to interpret.
Syllable vs. chirp stimuli appeared to be discriminated in the left hemisphere, although inconsistently. Further, the latency of this unilateral process (200 ms) was considerably earlier than two of the obtained bilateral processing stages (375 and 420 ms) .
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To analyze these interactions, pairs of trials were compared separately for each hemisphere. For Factor 4 (major peak latency at 200 ms), the Trial by Hemisphere interaction was significant at the p = .0306 level (F = 3.35, df = 3,33). Post hoc Scheffe 101 analyses revealed that for the left hemisphere, the SS trial was significantly different from the CS trial at the .05 level, and the SS trial was also significantly different from the CF trial. No significant differences in the right hemisphe...re were found for this interaction. Although Factors 6 and 10 also contained significant Trial by Hemisphere interactions (F = 3.51, p = .0258; F = 2.98, p = .0454 respectively; df = 3,33 for both), post hoc Scheffe analyses failed to reveal significant hemispheric effects.
These results are somewhat difficult to interpret.
Syllable vs. chirp stimuli appeared to be discriminated in the left hemisphere, although inconsistently. Further, the latency of this unilateral process (200 ms) was considerably earlier than two of the obtained bilateral processing stages (375 and 420 ms) .
What to read after Hemispheric Involvement in the Perception of Synthetic Syllables, Natural Syllables, And "chirps"?
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