Contralateral cueing effects in forward masking

Abstract
Monaural simultaneous masking is reduced by contralateral cues which are identical in frequency (and phase locked) to the signal, while backward masking is reduced by cues which provide precise timing information about the signal. Contralateral cueing effects in forward masking were studied. No cues were effective in reducing forward masking, not even cues effective in reducing backward or simultaneous masking for the same practiced [human] subjects.

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