Fig. 6: Change-evoked scalp potentials from newborns reveal auditory looming bias only for the intensity condition. | Communications Psychology

Fig. 6: Change-evoked scalp potentials from newborns reveal auditory looming bias only for the intensity condition.

From: Cortical signatures of auditory looming bias show cue-specific adaptation between newborns and young adults

Fig. 6

a Responses at the frontocentral electrode cluster for different cue types averaged across looming and receding trials. Shaded areas denote the standard errors of the means. b Looming versus receding neural responses for the change-locked intensity cue condition. The gray bar denotes the duration of the significant looming bias. c Looming versus receding neural responses for the change-locked spectral cue condition. d Topographic analysis of looming bias elicited by intensity cues. N = 71.

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