Several clues, like the fact that many of the cortical auditory regions responsible for linguistic and musical processing are the same and the existence of auditory illusions dependent on the mother tongue or dialect, have led investigators to hypothesize that native listening transfers also to non-linguistic sound stimuli such as music. (sciencedaily.com)
The Tritone Paradox was the most popular auditory illusion, according to Jennifer Holshue, editorial content manager at AAAS» EurekAlert! (aaas.org)
Explore the surprising side of sound with Sound Uncovered, an interactive book featuring auditory illusions, acoustic phenomena, and other things that go bump, beep, boom, and vroom. (geekwrapped.com)