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What is the name of this phenomenon?
I don't know the word for it or if one exists but you are potentially referring to an idea that has drawn a very large body of cognition research, so hopefully I can provide some pointers.
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Does human biology compute audio fast enough to benefit from phase accurate audio propagation in 3D space?
Human perception of location in azimuth of low frequency sounds (or low frequency envelopes of higher-frequency sounds) includes use of interaural time differences - this is the phase coding you're ...
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Do workers retain information from audio lectures when working in a physically demanding job?
Straight answer: No. There is no such thing as free lunch when it comes to learning material. Your question is based on the studies of hypno-learning (learning by listening to tapes while sleeping) ...
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Do workers retain information from audio lectures when working in a physically demanding job?
First off, if you want to retain information, you have to actively listen to it. Simply putting it on like you would background music is not going to help that much. However, if you do want to learn ...
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Does self-directed speech help or hurt a blind subject's auditory recognition?
It seems apparent that generating and hearing self-directed speech during discriminatory listening would inhibit said discrimination. This is because auditory processing of self-directed speech and ...
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Methods for comparing extracellular neural response structure to auditory stimulus structure
A common method for this is called "reverse correlation", see for example https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0,50&q=reverse%20correlation%20receptive%20field
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