Opposed Effects of a Delayed Channel on Perception of Dichotically and Monotically Presented CV Syllables

Abstract

We investigated the effects upon perception of delaying one channel during the dichotic presentation of pairs of CV syllables differing in initial stop consonant. Unexpectedly, the time advantage accrued not to the leading, but to the lagging syllable. The situation was exactly reversed with monotic presentation; that is, the advantage accrued to the leading syllable. While the latter result may be interpreted as an instance of peripheral simultaneous masking, the dichotic result would seem to be of central origin.

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