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期刊名:Journal of phonetics

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ISSN:0095-4470

e-ISSN:1095-8576

IF/分区:2.4/Q1

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Simona Montanari,Jeremy Steffman,Robert Mayr Simona Montanari
This is the first study to examine stop voicing perception in the societal (English) and heritage language (Spanish) of bilingual preschoolers. The study a) compares bilinguals' English perception patterns to those of monolinguals; b) it ex...
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Ultrasound imaging of the tongue is biased by the probe movements relative to the speaker's head. Two common remedies are restricting or algorithmically compensating for such movements, each with its own challenges. We describe these challe...
Christian DiCanio,Wei-Rong Chen,Joshua Benn et al. Christian DiCanio et al.
Word-level prosody plays an important role in processes of consonant lenition. Typically, consonants in word-initial position are strengthened while those in word-medial position are lenited (Keating et al., 2003). In this paper we examine ...
Camille J Wynn,Stephanie A Borrie Camille J Wynn
Conversational entrainment, also known as alignment, accommodation, convergence, and coordination, is broadly defined as similarity of communicative behavior between interlocutors. Within current literature, specific terminology, definition...
Valerie Freeman Valerie Freeman
Vowel merger production is quantified with gradient acoustic measures, while phonemic perception methods are often coarser, complicating comparisons within mergers in progress. This study implements a perception experiment in two-dimensiona...
Argyro Katsika,Karen Tsai Argyro Katsika
It is well reported that articulatory movements comprising prominence units are longer, larger and faster than their non-prominent counterparts. However, it is unclear whether these effects arise at the level of lexical stress or accent or ...
Margaret Cychosz Margaret Cychosz
Evidence from acoustic and articulatory phonetics suggests that children coarticulate more than adults, but previous work has focused on the instantiation of coarticulation with phonology in a typologically homogeneous sample. The interplay...
Rachel Ostrand,Eleanor Chodroff Rachel Ostrand
During conversation, speakers modulate characteristics of their production to match their interlocutors' characteristics. This behavior is known as alignment. Speakers align at many linguistic levels, including the syntactic, lexical, and p...
Wei-Rong Chen,D H Whalen,Mark K Tiede Wei-Rong Chen
Vowel-intrinsic fundamental frequency (IF0), the phenomenon that high vowels tend to have a higher fundamental frequency (f0) than low vowels, has been studied for over a century, but its causal mechanism is still controversial. The most co...
Laura Dilley,Jessica Gamache,Yuanyuan Wang et al. Laura Dilley et al.
Statistical distributions of phonetic variants in spoken language influence speech perception for both language learners and mature users. We theorized that patterns of phonetic variant processing of consonants demonstrated by adults might ...