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Spectrotemporal Modulation Sensitivity in Speech and Melody Processing Among Mandarin Speakers
Objectives: Spectrotemporal acoustical markers enable humans to distinguish between speech and song across diverse cultures. Prior research revealed an asymmetric sensitivity in auditory processing: melody perception is more susceptible to spectral degradation, whereas speech sentence perception is
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