Physiological Measures of Reduced Listening Effort in Active Noise Canceling: Evidence from Low-β Functional Network in an Event-Related Potential Study | Synapse
March 3, 2026Open Access
Physiological Measures of Reduced Listening Effort in Active Noise Canceling: Evidence from Low-β Functional Network in an Event-Related Potential Study
Puntos clave
Reduced listening effort is observed, indicating potential benefits of active noise canceling.
Participants show significant changes in low-β functional network activity during listening tasks.
Event-related potential assessments demonstrate how physiological measures relate to listening effort.
Findings highlight the need for further noise mitigation strategies based on physiological data.
Resumen
further provide empirical support and inform evidence-based noise mitigation strategies in clinical and ecological contexts.