'Party chat' brain filter discovered

The brain region responsible for one of humankind’s neatest mental tricks may have been identified. We think nothing of singling out one person’s voice at a party buzzing with people chatting. But researchers have struggled to understand just how the human brain manages to filter out a single thread of conversation from a tangle of similar background noises. The phenomenon was labelled the “cockta

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脳の中でカクテルパーティー効果として機能する部位が特定される