Abstract
This talk will give an overview of experimental work on auditory grouping in speech perception including the use of grouping cues in the extraction of source-specific auditory information, and the tracking of sound sources across time. Work on the perception of unattended speech sounds will be briefly reviewed and some recent experiments described demonstrating the importance of pitch differences in allowing lexical processing of speech on the unattended ear. The relationship between auditory grouping and auditory continuity will also be discussed together with recent experiments on the role of grouping in the perceptual continuity of complex sounds.
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