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Examines how acute and chronic stress affect auditory processing and perception, highlighting their unique impacts.
• Acute and chronic stress exert distinct effects on auditory processing and perception. • Acute stress transiently alters auditory salience, attention, and sensory gain in a stressor-dependent manner. • Chronic stress drives longer-lasting auditory circuit plasticity and perceptual changes.
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