Hearing a familiar voice, such as that of a spouse, is easier compared to hearing other voices as it helps sharpen auditory perception and makes it easier to focus on one voice at a time, a new study reveals. "Familiar voices appear to influence the way an auditory 'scene' is perceptually organized," explains lead researcher Ingrid Johnsrude of Queen's University, Canada. Johnsrude and her colleagues asked married couples, ages 44-79, to record themselves ...Saturday, 31 August 2013
Hearing Your Spouse's Voice is Easier Than Hearing Voices of Other People
Hearing a familiar voice, such as that of a spouse, is easier compared to hearing other voices as it helps sharpen auditory perception and makes it easier to focus on one voice at a time, a new study reveals. "Familiar voices appear to influence the way an auditory 'scene' is perceptually organized," explains lead researcher Ingrid Johnsrude of Queen's University, Canada. Johnsrude and her colleagues asked married couples, ages 44-79, to record themselves ...
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