Hillyard's Classic Study of Auditory Attention Found That ERPs for Attended

question 59

Multiple Choice

Hillyard's classic study of auditory attention found that ERPs for attended stimuli are

• A) smaller in amplitude than those for nonattended stimuli.
• B) localized to the same side of the brain as the attended ear.
• C) particularly evident in the N1 component.
• D) localized to the contralateral occipital cortex.

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