How Movement Modulates Hearing.
How Movement Modulates Hearing.
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DOI：
10.1146/annurev-neuro-072116-031215
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发表时间：
2018-07-08
影响因子：
13.9
通讯作者：
Mooney R
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作者：
Schneider DM;Mooney R
听觉通常被认为是一个被动的过程：声音进入耳朵，通过听觉系统触发一连串的活动，并在听觉感知中达到高潮。与被动过程相反，与运动相关的信号强烈地调节从鼓膜到皮层的听觉系统。听觉活动的运动调制在言语和其他发声过程中得到了很好的证明，但也可以在各种其他发声行为中检测到。一个有影响力的想法是，这些与运动相关的信号抑制了神经对可预测的运动产生的声音的反应，从而增强了运动过程中对环境声音的敏感性，同时有助于检测学习的声学行为中的错误，包括语音和音乐技巧。在人类、猴子、鸣禽和小鼠身上的发现为将运动相关信号传递给听觉系统的电路提供了新的见解，同时支持了这些信号预测性地促进听觉和发声学习的观点。
Hearing is often viewed as a passive process: Sound enters the ear, triggers a cascade of activity through the auditory system, and culminates in an auditory percept. In contrast to a passive process, motor-related signals strongly modulate the auditory system from the eardrum to the cortex. The motor modulation of auditory activity is most well documented during speech and other vocalizations but also can be detected during a wide variety of other sound-generating behaviors. An influential idea is that these motor-related signals suppress neural responses to predictable movement-generated sounds, thereby enhancing sensitivity to environmental sounds during movement while helping to detect errors in learned acoustic behaviors, including speech and musicianship. Findings in humans, monkeys, songbirds, and mice provide new insights into the circuits that convey motor-related signals to the auditory system, while lending support to the idea that these signals function predictively to facilitate hearing and vocal learning.
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