Evaluation of Auditory Stream Segregation in Musicians and Nonmusicians.

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3 citing papers in PubMed.

1. Comparison of Auditory Stream Segregation Abilities and Cerebral Asymmetry in Processing Speech in Noise in Carnatic Musicians, Bharatanatyam Dancers, and Non-Trained Individuals.Brain sciences · 2026
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2. Individual differences in auditory scene analysis abilities in music and speech.Scientific reports · 2025
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3. Differential advantages of musical backgrounds on binaural integration and interaction skills in instrumentalists, vocalists, and non-musicians.Journal of otology · 2023
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