Koktélpartieffektushoz
Koktélpartieffektushoz, known in English as the cocktail party effect, is a term used to describe the human brain's ability to selectively focus on one auditory stimulus while disregarding other present stimuli. This remarkable cognitive feat allows individuals to follow a specific conversation in a noisy environment, such as a crowded party or a bustling restaurant, despite the presence of numerous other sounds. The effect is not simply about blocking out noise but rather about the brain's active filtering and processing of incoming auditory information.
The mechanism behind the cocktail party effect is believed to involve a complex interplay of auditory attention