Different measures of auditory and visual stroop interference and their relationship to speech intelligibility in noise
Inhibition – the ability to suppress goal-irrelevant information – is thought to be an important cognitive skill in many situations, including speech-in-noise (SiN) perception. One way to measure inhibition is by means of Stroop tasks, in which one stimulus dimension must be named while a second, mo...
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2017
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