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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0340-0034 n the study of the perceptual processes in the deco­ ding of connected speech, hence the title Dynamic Aspects of Speech Perception. It was felt, after the meeting of the 8th ICA in London and the 2nd Speech Communication Seminar in Stockholm, 1974, that there should be an opportunity for an exchang

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Conference proceedings 1975y of the perceptual processes in the deco­ ding of connected speech, hence the title Dynamic Aspects of Speech Perception. It was felt, after the meeting of the 8th ICA in London and the 2nd Speech Communication Seminar in Stockholm, 1974, that there should be an opportunity for an exchange of ideas

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Understanding Speech Understandingf experimental situation where they are asked simply to identify brief utterances, not always meaningful words in their language. A variety of powerful paradigms using variants of simple identification (for example reaction times and dichotic presentation) have been developed to specify factors invo

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How a Full Account of Segmental Perception Depends on Prosody and Vice Versatarget syllables, which vary in the durational cue Voice Onset Times (VOT) and are introduced by the precursor. Reducing the time-base, thereby increasing the rate of speech in the precursor, increases the probability of the consonant in the target being perceived as voiceless. The results of such p

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Perception of Segment Duration in Sentence Contextsts. Sentences containing the stressed vowel /i/ of the word “deal” and the postvocalic fricative /š/ of the word “fish” were modified by deleting or duplicating portions of the waveform from the phonetic segment in question. Results indicate that listeners adjust their expectations of segment durati