A central attention cue precedes a side cue and an auditory stimulus. The infant’s orientation controls or indexes the duration of exposure, permitting comparison of responses to stimulus classes. Masking sound for adult observers helps reduce inadvertent cueing.[ref]
Statistical learning by 8-month-old infants by Jenny R. Saffran and others. Methods, p. 1928: central and side lights, loudspeakers and masking headphones
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