Neurofeedback enhances a neural signature of selective attention to speech in cocktail-party settings

May 29, 2026Open Access

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The study aims to investigate how neurofeedback affects selective attention to speech in complex auditory environments.
Participants received neurofeedback training in a controlled setting.
Neural activity was monitored to assess changes in speech attention capacity during tasks.
Audiovisual stimuli were used to simulate cocktail-party environments.
Significant improvement in neural signature for speech attention was observed post-training.
Participants showed enhanced performance in identifying speech amidst background noise with a 25% higher accuracy rate.
Neurofeedback led to a 30% improvement in neural activity related to selective attention, p<0.05.

Shows neurofeedback enhances speech attention in noisy environments, suggesting potential therapeutic benefits.

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