Auditory working memory is associated with sound pressure level for perception of information. However, its acoustic characteristics that represent information is not well understood. We used 1-back and 2-back auditory working memory tasks and acoustic characteristics (including pure tone assessment, audiometric threshold) to understand cognitive connectome with respect to frequency. This study explores the association of frequency characteristics underlying semantics necessary to understand auditory cognition.
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