Before revision: Bottleneck Effect In an article by Krans, Isbell, Giuliano, and Neville (2013), selective auditory attention can be seen through the process of bottleneck effect, a process of the brain that inhibits processing of multiple stimuli.
After revision: Bottleneck effect In an article by Krans, Isbell, Giuliano, and Neville (2013), selective auditory attention can be seen through the process of bottleneck effect, a process of the brain that inhibits processing of multiple stimuli.