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Recent
- Dai
H., Micheyl C. (2010) On the Choice of Adequate Randomization Ranges for
Limiting the Use of Unwanted Cues in Same-Different, Dual-Pair, and
Oddity Tasks. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics (send me an email for the PDF)
In this paper, we provide
explanations, figures, tables, and example applications to help
experimenters determine how wide a "roving" (or randomization) range
they should use to limit performance based on an "unwanted" cue
in same-different, oddity, or dual-pair experiments. Green's
(1988) often-quoted formula (and the rule of thumb based on it,
according to which the roving range should be about 4 times
larger than the estimated unwanted-cue size) only applies to 2I-2AFC
experiments; if applied to other paradigms, it can lead to serious over-estimation of the roving range needed to limit performance based on the "unwanted cue.
- Micheyl,
C., Oxenham, A.J. (2009) Pitch, harmonicity, and concurrent sound
segregation: Psychoacoustical and neurophysiological findings. Hearing Research, Annual Reviews 2010 PDF
In this paper, we review recent (and not-so-recent) findings
concerning the perception and neural coding of concurrent harmonic sounds (including double vowels and mistuned harmonics).
- Dai H., Micheyl C. (2010) Psychophysical reverse correlation and multiple alternatives. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance (in press) PDF
Psychophysical "reverse
correlation" methods (e.g., Ahumada's "classification-image" technique
)provide
a unique tool to explore perceptual templates and individual decision
strategies. In this paper, we show how, and under what
conditions, the "correlational" technique can be used to measure
perceptual templates/decision weights
in experiments involving more than just two alternatives.
- Micheyl
C., Hunter C., Oxenham A.J. (2010) Auditory stream segregation and the perception of across-frequency synchrony. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance (in press) PDF
In this paper, we
demonstrate that the detection of synchrony, which has
traditionally been regarded as a powerful simultaneous-grouping cue,
can be severly disrupted by sequential grouping (i.e., auditory
streaming).
- Micheyl
C., Dai H. (2009) Likelihood Ratio, optimal decision rules, and relationship
between Pc and d′ in the dual-pair
change-direction-identification paradigm. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics 71, 1426-1433. PDF
In this paper, we analyze
the ideal (i.e., maximum-likelihood) decision strategy of an
(equal-variance Gaussian) observer in the dual-pair stimulus-comparison
task, which has been used in various recent studies of auditory
perception (e.g., Semal and Demany, 2006).
- Oxenham A.J., Micheyl C., Keebler M. V. (2009)
Can temporal fine structure represent the fundamental frequency of unresolved
harmonics? Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 125, 2189-2199 PDF
In this paper, we
show
that recent results by Moore et al. (2006) JASA 119, which were
originally interpreted as evidence for Schouten's (1940)
idea that residue-pitch perception relies on temporal
fine-structure
peaks under envelope maxima, were probably contaminated
by distortion-product cues.
- Elhilali M., Ma L.,
Micheyl C., Oxenham A.J., Shamma S.A. (2009) Temporal Coherence in the
Perceptual Organization and Cortical Representation of Auditory Scenes.
Neuron 61, 317-329 PDF
In this paper, we
combine psychophysics in humans with single-unit recordings in ferrets
to show that rate-based population responses in primary auditory cortex
are insufficient to account for the perceptual organization of sounds into streams. We also describe a neurophysiologically
inspired computational model of auditory streaming that makes use of
temporal coherence (correlation) across cortical channels.
- Micheyl C., Kaernbach C., Demany L. An evaluation of psychophysical models of auditory change detection. Psychological Review 115, 1069-1083 PDF
In this paper, we
demonstrate that neither the popular equal-variance Gaussian SDT
model, nor the intuitive "high-threshold" model, provide a satisfactory
account of empirical data on the relationship between listeners'
ability
to detect changes in sound (intensity, frequency, or modulation
rate) and the identification of the direction (up or down) of these
changes. In contrast, a neurophysiologically
inspired "Poisson" model (which assumes discrete rather than
continuous auditory sensations) does.
- Pressnitzer D., Sayles M., Micheyl C., Winter M. Perceptual organization of sound begins in the auditory periphery.(2008) Current Biology 18, 1124-1228 PDF (Preview by Jan Schnupp PDF)
In this paper, we demonstrate that neural responses to tone sequences in the cochlear nucleus (the
first obligatory station in the central auditory system) decrease
("adapt") over several seconds , and that the characteristics of this
adaptation are quantitatively consistent with the perceptual build-up of stream
segregation in human listeners.
- Gutschalk A., Micheyl C., Oxenham A.J. (2008) Neural correlates of perceptual awareness using informational masking. PLoS Biology 10, e138 PDF
In this paper, we show
that neural responses in secondary (but not primary) auditory
cortex covary with the conscious detection of target tones in an "informational" (randomly varying) masker.
- Bee M., Micheyl
C. (2008) The “cocktail-party problem”: What is it? How can it be
solved? And why should animal behaviorists study it? Journal of Comparative Psychology 122 PDF
In this paper, we review
behavioral and psychophysical findings concerning
auditory-scene-analysis in humans and other species.
- Micheyl C., McDermott,
J.H., Oxenham, A.J. (2008) Sensory noise explains auditory frequency
discrimination learning induced by training with identical stimuli. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics 71, 5-7 PDF
In this paper, we provide a simple explanation for a seemingly puzzling finding by
Amitay et al. (2006, Nature Neuroscience), who showed that
thresholds in an auditory frequency-discrimination task were
improved by practice even if the tones presented during the practice
phase do not differ in frequency.
By Topic
Signal Detection Theory
- Dai
H., Micheyl C. On the Choice of Adequate Randomization Ranges for
Limiting the Use of Unwanted Cues in Same-Different, Dual-Pair, and
Oddity Tasks. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics (upcoming)
- Micheyl C., Dai
H. Likelihood Ratio, Optimal decision rules, and relationship between
Pc and d′ in the dual-pair change-direction-identification paradigm. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics (in press) PDF
- Dai H., Micheyl C. Psychophysical Reverse Correlation and Multiple Alternatives. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance (in press) PDF
- Micheyl C., McDermott,
J.H., Oxenham, A.J. (2008) Sensory noise explains auditory frequency
discrimination learning induced by training with identical stimuli. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics 71, 5-7 PDF
- Micheyl C., Kaernbach C., Demany L. An evaluation of psychophysical models of auditory change detection. Psychological Review (in press) PDF
- Micheyl C., Dai, H. A General Area Theorem for the Same-Different (2IAX) Paradigm. Perception & Psychophysics 70, 761-764 PDF
- Micheyl C., Messing
D.P. (2006) Likelihood ratio, optimal decision rules, and
correct response probabilities in a signal-detection theoretic,
equal-variance Gaussian model of the observer in the 4IAX paradigm. Perception & Psychophysics 68, 725-735. PDF
Brain Basis of Auditory Perception
- Micheyl,
C., Oxenham, A.J. (2009) Pitch, harmonicity, and concurrent sound
segregation: Psychoacoustical and neurophysiological findings. Hearing Research, Annual Reviews 2010 PDF
- Elhilali M., Ma
L., Micheyl C., Oxenham A.J., Shamma S.A. (2009) Temporal Coherence in
the Perceptual Organization and Cortical Representation of Auditory
Scenes. Neuron 61, 317-329 PDF
- Pressnitzer D., Sayles M, Micheyl C., Winter M. Perceptual organization of sound begins in the auditory periphery. Current Biology 18, 1124-1228 PDF (Preview by Jan Schnupp PDF)
- Gutschalk A., Micheyl C., Oxenham A.J. Neural correlates of perceptual awareness using informational masking. PLoS Biology 10, e138 PDF
- Gutschalk A., Oxenham
A.J., Micheyl C., Wilson E.C. Melcher, J.R.M. (2007) Human cortical
activity during streaming without spectral cues suggests a general
neural substrate for auditory stream segregation, Journal of Neuroscience 28, 13074-13081. PDF
- Wilson E.C., Melcher
J.R., Micheyl C., Gutschalk A., Oxenham A.J. (2007) Cortical fMRI
activation to sequences of tones alternating in frequency: Relationship
to perceived rate and streaming. Journal of Neurophysiology 97, 2230-2238. PDF
- Micheyl C., Carlyon
R.P., Gutschalk, A., Melcher J.R.M., Oxenham A.J., Rauschecker J.P.,
Tian B., Wilson E.C. (2007) The role of auditory cortex in the
formation of auditory streams. Hearing Research 229, 1161-131. PDF
- Gutschalk A., Micheyl
C., Melcher, J.R., Rupp A., Scherg M., Oxenham A.J.
(2005).Neuromagnetic correlates of streaming in human auditory cortex. Journal of Neuroscience 25, 5382-5388. PDF
- Micheyl C., Tian B.,
Carlyon R.P., Rauschecker J.P. (2005) Perceptual organization of sound
sequences in the auditory cortex of awake macaques. Neuron 6, 139-148 PDF (PDF of Preview by DeWeese & Zador)
- Kanwal J., Medvedev G.,
Micheyl C. (2003) Neurodynamics for auditory stream segregation:
tracking sounds in the mustached bat’s natural environment. Network: Computation in Neural Systems 14, 413-435. PDF
- Micheyl C.,
Pulvermuller F., Carlyon R.P., Shtyrov Y., Hauk O., and Dodson T.
(2003) The neurophysiological basis of the auditory continuity
illusion. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 15, 747-758. PDF
Pitch Perception
- Micheyl,
C., Oxenham, A.J. (2009) Pitch, harmonicity, and concurrent sound
segregation: Psychoacoustical and neurophysiological findings. Hearing Research, Annual Reviews 2010 PDF
- Oxenham A.J., Micheyl C., Keebler M. V. (2009)
Can temporal fine structure represent the fundamental frequency of unresolved
harmonics? Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 125, 2189-2199 PDF
- Micheyl C., Oxenham
A.J. (2007) Across-frequency pitch discrimination interference between
complex tones containing resolved harmonics. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 121, 1621-1631. PDF
- Micheyl C., Bernstein J.G.W., Oxenham A.J. (2006) Detection and F0 discrimination of concurrent harmonic complex tones. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 120, 1493-1505. PDF
- Micheyl C., Oxenham A.J. (2005) Comparing F0 discrimination in sequential and simultaneous conditions. Journal of the acoustical Society of America 188, 41-44. PDF
Micheyl C., Oxenham A. J. (2004) Sequential F0 comparisons between
resolved and unresolved harmonics: no evidence for
across-pitch-mechanisms translation noise. Journal of the acoustical Society of America 116, 3038-3050. PDF
- Carlyon
R. P., Moore B. C. J., Micheyl C. (2000) The effect of modulation rate
on the detection of frequency modulation and mistuning of complex
tones. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 108, 304-315. PDF
- Gockel H., Carlyon
R.P., Micheyl C. (1999) Context dependence of fundamental frequency
discrimination: Lateralized temporal fringes. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 106, 3553-3563. PDF
- Micheyl C., Carlyon R.P. (1998) Effects of temporal fringes on fundamental frequency discrimination. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 104, 3006-3018. PDF
- Micheyl C., Moore
B.C.J., Carlyon R. P. (1998) The role of excitation-pattern and
temporal cues in the frequency and modulation-rate discrimination of
amplitudemodulated tones. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 104, 1039-1050. PDF
Auditory Scene Analysis (Auditory Streaming, Concurrent-Sound Segregation)
- Micheyl,
C., Oxenham, A.J. (2009) Pitch, harmonicity, and concurrent sound
segregation: Psychoacoustical and neurophysiological findings. Hearing Research, Annual Reviews 2010 PDF
- Micheyl
C., Hunter C., Oxenham A.J. Auditory stream segregation and the perception of across-frequency synchrony. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance (accepted for publication) PDF
- Elhilali M., Ma
L., Micheyl C., Oxenham A.J., Shamma S.A. (2009) Temporal Coherence in
the Perceptual Organization and Cortical Representation of Auditory
Scenes. Neuron 61, 317-329 PDF
- Bee M., Micheyl
C. (2008) The “cocktail-party problem”: What is it? How can it be
solved? And why should animal behaviorists study it? Journal of Comparative Psychology 122 PDF
- Pressnitzer D., Sayles M, Micheyl C., Winter M. Perceptual organization of sound begins in the auditory periphery. Current Biology 18, 1124-1228 PDF (Preview by Jan Schnupp PDF)
- Gutschalk A., Micheyl C., Oxenham A.J. Neural correlates of perceptual awareness using informational masking. PLoS Biology 10, e138 PDF
- Gutschalk A., Oxenham
A.J., Micheyl C., Wilson E.C. Melcher, J.R.M. (2007) Human cortical
activity during streaming without spectral cues suggests a general
neural substrate for auditory stream segregation, Journal of Neuroscience 28, 13074-13081. PDF
- Wilson E.C., Melcher
J.R., Micheyl C., Gutschalk A., Oxenham A.J. (2007) Cortical fMRI
activation to sequences of tones alternating in frequency: Relationship
to perceived rate and streaming. Journal of Neurophysiology 97, 2230-2238. PDF
- Micheyl C., Carlyon
R.P., Gutschalk, A., Melcher J.R.M., Oxenham A.J., Rauschecker J.P.,
Tian B., Wilson E.C. (2007) The role of auditory cortex in the
formation of auditory streams. Hearing Research 229, 1161-131. PDF
- Micheyl C., Bernstein J.G.W., Oxenham A.J. (2006) Detection and F0 discrimination of concurrent harmonic complex tones. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 120, 1493-1505. PDF
- Gutschalk A., Micheyl
C., Melcher, J.R., Rupp A., Scherg M., Oxenham A.J.
(2005).Neuromagnetic correlates of streaming in human auditory cortex. Journal of Neuroscience 25, 5382-5388. PDF
- Micheyl C., Tian B.,
Carlyon R.P., Rauschecker J.P. (2005) Perceptual organization of sound
sequences in the auditory cortex of awake macaques. Neuron 6, 139-148 PDF (PDF of Preview by DeWeese & Zador)
- Kanwal J., Medvedev G.,
Micheyl C. (2003) Neurodynamics for auditory stream segregation:
tracking sounds in the mustached bat’s natural environment. Network: Computation in Neural Systems 14, 413-435. PDF
- Grimault N., Bacon S.P., Micheyl C. (2002) Auditory stream segregation on the basis of amplitude modulation rate. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 111, 1340-1348. PDF
- Grimault N., Micheyl
C., Carlyon R.P., Collet L. (2001) Perceptual auditory stream
segregation of sequences of complex sounds in subjects with normal and
impaired hearing. British Journal of Audiology 35, 173-182
- Grimault N., Micheyl
C., Carlyon R. P., Arthaud P., Collet L. (2000) Influence of peripheral
harmonic resolvability on the perceptual segregation of complex tones
differing in fundamental frequency. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 108, 263-271. PDF
- Carlyon
R. P., Moore B. C. J., Micheyl C. (2000) The effect of modulation rate
on the detection of frequency modulation and mistuning of complex
tones. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 108, 304-315. PDF
Perceptual Learning
- Micheyl C., McDermott,
J.H., Oxenham, A.J. (2008) Sensory noise explains auditory frequency
discrimination learning induced by training with identical stimuli. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics 71, 5-7 PDF
- Micheyl C., Delhommeau
K., Perrot X., Oxenham A.J. (2006) Influence of musical learning and
psychoacoustical training on pitch discrimination. Hearing Research 219, 36-47. PDF
- Delhommeau
K., Micheyl C., Jouvent R. (2005) Generalization of frequency
discrimination learning across frequencies and ears: implications for
underlying neural mechanisms in humans. Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology 6, 171-179. PDF
- Grimault, N., Micheyl
C., Carlyon R. P., Bacon S.P., Collet L. (2003) Learning in
discrimination of frequency or modulation rate: generalization to
fundamental frequency discrimination. Hearing Research, 184, 41-50. PDF
- Grimault
N., Micheyl C., Carlyon R. P., Arthaud P., Collet L. (2002) Evidence
for two pitch encoding mechanisms using a selective auditory training
paradigm. Perception & Psychophysics 64, 189-97. PDF
- Delhommeau
K., Micheyl C., Jouvent R., Collet L. (2002) Transfer of frequency
discrimination learning across durations and ears in auditory frequency
discrimination. Perception & Psychophysics 64, 426-36. PDF
Perceptual Correlates of Central Auditory Plasticity
- Thai-Van H., Micheyl
C., Norena A., Veuillet E., Gabriel D., Collet L. (2007) Enhanced
frequency discrimination thresholds near the audiogram edge in
hearingimpaired individuals: a correlate of central neural plasticity
induced by peripheral damages? Hearing Research 223, 14-22. PDF
- Norena A., Micheyl C.,
Chery-Croze S., Collet L. (2002) Psychoacoustic characterization of the
tinnitus spectrum: implications for the underlying mechanisms of
tinnitus. Audiology & NeuroOtology 7, 358-69. PDF
- Norena A., Micheyl C.,
Durrant J.D., Chery-Croze S., Collet L. (2002) Perceptual correlates of
neural plasticity related to spontaneous otoacoustic emissions? Hearing Research 71, 66-. PDF
- Norena
A., Micheyl C., Durrant J.D., Collet L. (2002) Loudness changes
associated with the perception of an auditory after-image. International Journal of Audiology 41, 202-207.
- Thai Van H., Micheyl
C., Collet L., Moore B.C.J. (2003) Enhanced frequency discrimination
near the hearing loss cutoff: a consequence of central auditory
plasticity induced by cochlear damage? Brain 126, 2235-2245. PDF
- Thai
Van H., Micheyl C., Norena A., Collet L. (2002) Local improvement in
auditory frequency discrimination is associated with hearing loss slope
in cochlear-damaged subjects. Brain 125, 524-537. PDF
Auditory Illusions, After-effects, Tinnitus
- Gutschalk A.,
Micheyl C., Oxenham A.J. (2008) The pulse train auditory after-effect
and the perception of rapid amplitude modulations. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 123, 935-945. PDF
- Thai-Van H., Micheyl
C., Norena A., Veuillet E., Gabriel D., Collet L. (2007) Enhanced
frequency discrimination thresholds near the audiogram edge in
hearingimpaired individuals: a correlate of central neural plasticity
induced by peripheral damages? Hearing Research 223, 14-22. PDF
- Gilbert G.,
Micheyl C. (2005). Influence of competing multi-talker babble on
frequency-importance functions for speech measured using a
correlational approach. Acustica united with Acta Acustica 91, 145-154.
- Carlyon R. P., Micheyl C., Deeks J. D., Moore B. C. J. (2004). Auditory processing of real and illusory changes in FM phase. Journal of the acoustical Society of America 116, 3629-3639. PDF
- Micheyl C.,
Pulvermuller F., Carlyon R.P., Shtyrov Y., Hauk O., and Dodson T.
(2003) The neurophysiological basis of the auditory continuity
illusion. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 15, 747-758. PDF
- Norena A., Micheyl C., Chéry-Croze S. (2000) An auditory negative after-image as a human model of tinnitus. Hearing Research 149, 24-32. PDF
Auditory Perception in Hearing Impaired Listeners, Cochlear Implants
- Garnier S., Micheyl C.,
Arthaud P., Collet L. (2001) Effect of frequency content on categorical
loudness normalization. Scandinavian Audiology 29, 253-9.
- Micheyl C., Arthaud P, Reinhart C., Collet L. (2000) Informational masking in normal hearing and hearing-impaired listeners. Acta Otolaryngologica (Stockholm) 120, 242-246.
- Garnier
S., Micheyl C., Arthaud P., Berger-Vachon C., Collet L. (1999) Temporal
loudness integration and spectral loudness summation in normal-hearing
and hearing-impaired listeners. Acta Otolaryngologica (Stockholm) 119,
154-157.
- Gallégo
S., Garnier S., Micheyl C., Tuy E., Morgon A., Collet L. (1999)
Loudness growth functions and EABR characteristics in Digisonic
cochlear implantees. Acta Otolaryngologica (Stockholm) 119, 234-238.
- Garnier
S., Micheyl C., Berger-Vachon C., Collet L. (1999). Categorical
loudness scaling in normal-hearing and hearing-impaired listeners. I:
Effect of signal duration. Audiology 38, 196-201
- Gallégo
S., Frachet B., Micheyl C., Truy E., Collet L. (1998) Cochlear implant
performance and electrically-evoked auditory brainstem response
characteristics Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology 108, 521-525.
- Gallégo
S., Micheyl C. (1998) Intensity discrimination and auditory brainstem
responses in cochlear-implant and normal-hearing listeners. Behavioral Neuroscience 112, 793-799
- Lorenzi C., Micheyl C., Berthommier F., Portalier S. (1997) Modulation masking in listeners with sensorineural hearing loss. Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research 40, 200-207
- Gallégo S., Micheyl C., Berger-Vachon C., Truy E., Morgon A., Collet L. (1996) Ipsilateral ABR with cochlear implant. Acta Otolaryngologica (Stockholm) 116, 228-233.
Olivocochlear System, Otoacoustic Emissions
- Morand-Villeneuve
N., Garnier S., Grimault N., Veuillet E., Collet L., Micheyl C. (2002)
Medial olivocochlear bundle activation and perceived auditory intensity
in humans. Physiology & Behavior 77, 311-20.
- Maison S., Durrant J.,
Gallineau C., Micheyl C., Collet L. (2001) Delay and temporal
integration in medial olivocochlear bundle activation in humans. Ear & Hearing 22, 65-74.
- Maison S., Micheyl C., Collet L. (2000) Influence of focused auditory attention on cochlear activity in humans. Psychophysiology 38, 35-40.
- Maison
S., Micheyl C., Andéol G., Gallégo S., Collet L. (2000) Activation of
medial olivocochlear efferent system in humans : influence of stimulus
bandwidth. Hearing Research 140, 111-125.
- Maison S., Micheyl C.,
Collet L. (1999) Sinusoidal amplitude modulation alters contralateral
noise suppression of evoked otoacoustic emissions in humans. Neuroscience 91, 133-138.
- Perrot X., Micheyl C.,
Khalfa S., Collet L. (1999) Stronger bilateral efferent influences on
cochlear biomechanical activity in musicians than in non-musicians. Neuroscience Letters 262, 167-170.
- Micheyl C., Maison S.,
Carlyon R.P., Andéol G., Collet L. (1999) Contralateral suppression of
transiently-evoked otoacoustic emissions by harmonic complex tones in
humans. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 105, 293-305.
- Maison S., Micheyl C., Collet L. (1999) The medial olivocochlear efferent system in humans: structure and function. Scandinavian Audiology 28 Suppl. 51, 77-84
- Maison S, Micheyl C.,
Collet L. (1998) Contralateral frequency-modulated tones suppress
transient-evoked otoacoustic emissions in humans. Hearing Research 117, 114-118
- Khalfa S, Micheyl C., Veuillet E., Collet L. (1998) Peripheral auditory lateralization assessment using EOAEs. Hearing Research 121, 29-34
- Giraud A.L., Garnier
S., Micheyl C., Lina G., Chays A., Chéry-Croze S. (1997) Auditory
efferents involved in speech-in-noise intelligibility. NeuroReport 8, 1779- 1783
- Khalfa S., Morlet T.,
Micheyl C., Morgon A., Collet L. (1997) Evidence of peripheral hearing
asymmetry in humans: Clinical implications. Acta Otolaryngologica (Stockholm) 117, 192-196
- Micheyl C., Perrot X.,
Collet L. (1997) Relationship between auditory intensity discrimination
in noise and olivocochlear efferent system activity in humans. Behavioral Neuroscience 111, 801-807
- Micheyl C., Khalfa S., Perrot X, Collet L. (1997) Differences in cochlear efferent activity between musicians and nonmusicians. NeuroReport 8, 1047-1050
- Méric
C., Micheyl C., Collet L. (1996) Attention and evoked otoacoustic
emissions: attempts at characterization of intersubject variation. Physiology & Behavior 59, 1-9
- Micheyl C., Collet L. (1996) Involvement of the olivocochlear bundle in the detection of tones in noise. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 99, 1604-1610
- Maison S., Micheyl C., Collet L. (1997) Medial olivocochlear efferent system in humans studied with amplitude-modulated tones. Journal of Neurophysiology 77, 1759-1768
- Maison
S., Micheyl C., Chays A., Collet L. (1997) Medial olivocochlear
efferent system stabilizes active cochlear micromechanical properties
in humans. Hearing Research 113, 89-98
- Micheyl C.,
Morlet T., Giraud A.L., Collet L., Morgon A. (1995) Contralateral
suppression of evoked otoacoustic emissions and detection of a
multi-tone complex in noise. Acta Otolaryngologica (Stockholm) 115, 178-182
- Micheyl C.,
Carbonnel O., Collet L. (1995) Medial olivocochlear system and loudness
adaptation : differences between musicians and non-musicians. Brain & Cognition 29, 127-136.
- Lorenzi C., Micheyl C., Berthommier F. (1995) Neuronal correlates of perceptual amplitude-modulation detection. Hearing Research 90, 219-227
- Collet L.,
Veuillet E., Moulin A., Morlet T., Giraud A.L., Micheyl C.,
Chéry-Croze S. (1994) Contralateral auditory stimulation and
otoacoustic emissions: a review of basic data in humans. British Journal of Audiology 28, 213-218
- Micheyl C.,
Collet L. (1994) Interrelations between psychoacoustical tuning curves
and spontaneous and evoked otoacoustic emissions. Scandinavian Audiology 23, 171-178
Misc
- Raphel C., Cian C.,
Barraud P.A., Micheyl C. (2001) Effects of supine body position and low
radial accelerations on the visually perceived apparent zenith. Perception & Psychophysics 63:36-46.
- Morand-Villeneuve N.,
Micheyl C., Gagnieu M.C., Lemoine P., Sebert P., Collet L., Veuillet E.
(2003) Influence of benzodiazepines on auditory perception. Neuropsychopharmacology 28, 778-786.
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