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期刊名:Journal of phonetics

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ISSN:0095-4470

e-ISSN:1095-8576

IF/分区:2.3/Q1

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This tutorial analyzes voice onset time (VOT) data from Dongbei (Northeastern) Mandarin Chinese and North American English to demonstrate how Bayesian linear mixed models can be fit using the programming language Stan via the R package brms...
D H Whalen,Wei-Rong Chen,Mark K Tiede et al. D H Whalen et al.
Speech, though communicative, is quite variable both in articulation and acoustics, and it has often been claimed that articulation is more variable. Here we compared variability in articulation and acoustics for 32 speakers in the x-ray mi...
Arthur S Abramson,D H Whalen Arthur S Abramson
Just over fifty years ago, Lisker and Abramson proposed a straightforward measure of acoustic differences among stop consonants of different voicing categories, voice onset time (VOT). Since that time, hundreds of studies have used this met...
Stephen D Goldinger,Tamiko Azuma Stephen D Goldinger
Although speech signals are continuous and variable, listeners experience segmentation and linguistic structure in perception. For years, researchers have tried to identify the basic building-block of speech perception. In that time, experi...
Melissa A Redford,Grace E Oh Melissa A Redford
The early acquisition of language-specific temporal patterns relative to the late development of speech motor control suggests a dissociation between the representation and execution of articulatory timing. The current study tested for such...
Aaron D Mitchel,Chip Gerfen,Daniel J Weiss Aaron D Mitchel
One challenge for speech perception is between-speaker variability in the acoustic parameters of speech. For example, the same phoneme (e.g. the vowel in "cat") may have substantially different acoustic properties when produced by two diffe...
Eun Jong Kong,Jan Edwards Eun Jong Kong
This study examined individual differences in categorical perception and the use of multiple acoustic cues in the perception of the stop voicing contrast. Goals were to investigate whether gradiency of speech perception was related to liste...
Cynthia G Clopper,Terrin N Tamati,Janet B Pierrehumbert Cynthia G Clopper
Lexical processing is slower and less accurate for unfamiliar dialects than familiar dialects. The goal of the current study was to test the hypothesis that dialect differences in lexical processing reflect differences in lexical encoding s...
Argyro Katsika Argyro Katsika
This study aims at examining and accounting for the scope of the temporal effect of phrase boundaries. Previous research has indicated that there is an interaction between boundary-related lengthening and prominence such that the former ext...
James W Dias,Theresa C Cook,Lawrence D Rosenblum James W Dias
Research suggests that selective adaptation in speech is a low-level process dependent on sensory-specific information shared between the adaptor and test-stimuli. However, previous research has only examined how adaptors shift perception o...