Daniel Mullens
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Todd J, Provost A, Whitson L, Mullens D
Neuroscience
. 2018 May;
389:41-53.
PMID: 29782815
This paper features two studies confirming a lasting impact of first learning on how subsequent experience is weighted in early relevance-filtering processes. In both studies participants were exposed to sequences...
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Todd J, Provost A, Whitson L, Mullens D
J Physiol Paris
. 2017 Jan;
110(4 Pt B):497-507.
PMID: 28088499
This paper features two studies confirming a lasting impact of first learning on how subsequent experience is weighted in early relevance-filtering processes. In both studies participants were exposed to sequences...
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Todd J, Heathcote A, Whitson L, Mullens D, Provost A, Winkler I
Front Neurosci
. 2014 Jul;
8:180.
PMID: 25009462
Pattern learning facilitates prediction about upcoming events. Within the auditory system such predictions can be studied by examining effects on a component of the auditory-evoked potential known as mismatch negativity...
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Mullens D, Woodley J, Whitson L, Provost A, Heathcote A, Winkler I, et al.
Psychophysiology
. 2014 Mar;
51(5):437-45.
PMID: 24611446
The role in which two tones are first encountered in an unattended oddball sequence affects how deviance detection, reflected by mismatch negativity, treats them later when the roles reverse: a...
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Todd J, Heathcote A, Mullens D, Whitson L, Provost A, Winkler I
Brain Topogr
. 2013 Dec;
27(4):578-89.
PMID: 24343248
Repetitious patterns enable the auditory system to form prediction models specifying the most likely characteristics of subsequent sounds. Pattern deviations elicit mismatch negativity (MMN), the amplitude of which is modulated...
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Todd J, Mullens D
Psychophysiology
. 2011 Sep;
48(10):1434-43.
PMID: 21913927
In prior studies, we have used a conditional linkage between rare deviations in a regular sound pattern to determine if the auditory system can use the first deviation to anticipate...