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High-Frequency Pure Tone Listening Predicts Infants' Selective Attention to Ecological Bird Sounds
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2022
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Previous research showed that infants in their first year listened longer to bird sounds (seagulls) than to songbirds, while this was the reverse in adults. This preferential listening occurred independently of infants living at the seaside, or inland, but increased categorization occurred in infants in the Scottish harbor town. The preference was explained with the auditory features of the sounds of these two bird types. While sounds of seagulls are repetitive and low frequency, songs of
doi:10.31234/osf.io/mgszf
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