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Neural Mechanisms of Involuntary Attention to Acoustic Novelty and Change

• Carles Escera, Kimmo Alho, Istvn Winkler, Risto Ntnen
• Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
• 1998

Behavioral and event-related brain potential (ERP) measures were used to elucidate the neural mechanisms of involuntary engagement of attention by novelty and change in the acoustic environment. The… (More)

Separate Representation of Stimulus Frequency, Intensity, and Duration in Auditory Sensory Memory: An Event-Related Potential and Dipole-Model Analysis

• M. H. Giard, J. Lavikahen, +4 authors Risto Ntnen
• Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
• 1995

The present study analyzed the neural correlates of acoustic stimulus representation in echoic sensory memory. The neural traces of auditory sensory memory were indirectly studied by using the… (More)

Grammar Processing Outside the Focus of Attention: an MEG Study

• Yury Shtyrov, Friedemann Pulvermller, Risto Ntnen, Risto J. Ilmoniemi
• Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
• 2003

To address the cerebral processing of grammar, we used whole-head high-density magnetoencephalography to record the brain's magnetic fields elicited by grammatically correct and incorrect auditory… (More)

Event-Related Potentials to Infrequent Changes in Synthesized Phonetic Stimuli

• Mikko Sams, Reijo Aulanko, Olli Aaltonen, Risto Ntnen
• Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
• 1990

Event-related potentials (ERPs) to synthetic consonantvowel syllables were recorded. Infrequent changes in such a syllable elicited a "mismatch negativity" as well as an enhanced N100 component of… (More)

Grouping of Sequential SoundsAn Event-Related Potential Study Comparing Musicians and Nonmusicians

• Titia L. van Zuijen, Elyse Sussman, Istvn Winkler, Risto Ntnen, Mari Tervaniemi
• Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
• 2004

It is believed that auditory processes governing grouping and segmentation of sounds are automatic and represent universal aspects of music perception (e.g., they are independent of the listener's… (More)

Interactions between Transient and Long-Term Auditory Memory as Reflected by the Mismatch Negativity

• Istvn Winkler, Nelson Cowan, Valria Cspe, Istvn Czigler, Risto Ntnen
• Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
• 1996

The mismatch negativity (MMN) event-related potential (ERP) component is elicited by any discriminable change in series of repetitive auditory stimuli. MMN is generated by a process registering the… (More)

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