Sometimes when diving into a new topic, you don't even know the right keywords to look for. In that sense LLMs can be helpful right from the start, as long as you enter the papers yourself

If you mean logistic regression-like for proportion data then yeah beta. but note that for logistic 50 to 40 is not like 5 to 4, the latter is actually a smaller effect size in log odds ratio (making sense because the change from 95 to 96 is tiny).

The conclusions from 5 EEG and behavior studies draw a coherent picture: when speech is task-relevant and supraliminal, inattentional deafness might not be absolute: we can process speech contents non-consciously, and use their meaning to prioritize information for consciouness.

These conditions, without masking, allowed repeated cases of inattentional deafness. We then asked (1) which words are detected more often (the answer will surprise you!) and (2) what happens in the brain when we miss a word, and is it goal-dependent?

We are often too busy to listen to things we need to notice. How can we study the very frequent case of "hearing without listening" without maybe-too-aggressive masking? We developed a new dual task that requires noticing unexpected spoken words during visual task performance.