Titlebook: Structure and Process in Speech Perception; Proceedings of the S Antonie Cohen,Sibout G. Nooteboom Conference proceedings 1975 Springer-Ver

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Understanding Speech Understandingrned with chunks of material of size that could actually constitute an utterance in a communication situation. Hence the title of this symposium “Dynamic Aspects of Speech Perception” is deliberately vague to avoid the implication that we are exclusively concerned with prosody, syntax, pragmatics or

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Perception of Segment Duration in Sentence Contextsces between sentence environments suggest the following constraints on the perception of durational information: (a) sensitivity to changes in duration is best for phonetic segments in non-word-final syllables, (b) sensitivity is influenced by a backward masking effect of any following words, and (c

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The Phonetic Structure of Paragraphsthesized also that paragraphs possess a suprasegmental structure that indicates the beginning and end of paragraphs and characterizes the body of the paragraph. For example, it may be that the intonation contour applied to a sentence produced in isolation (constituting a one-sentence paragraph) will

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Temporally Segmented Speech and “Echoic” Storagehat occur within a single moment are integrated; they can only be perceived as separate if they occur in. separateseparatemoments. Stroud’s theory has been hard to sustain, most of the evidence pointing to a continuous, rather than a discrete, perceptual process. But the same principle is present: r

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