Prioritization of self-associated voices is enhanced by positive prosodic valence: Roles of individual explicit self-esteem in self-bias and positive self-bias.

The self-prioritization effect (SPE) refers to the preferential processing of self-relevant stimuli relative to those linked to others. Recent evidence suggests that even unfamiliar, external voices can elicit an auditory SPE once arbitrarily associa…

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