How the Components of Speaking Rate Influence Perception of Phonetic Segments.

Miller, Joanne L.; Grosjean, Francois

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Publication Date: 1981-Feb

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How the Components of Speaking Rate Influence Perception of Phonetic Segments.

Miller, Joanne L.; Grosjean, Francois

Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, v7 n1 p208-15 Feb 1981

Two studies investigated how components of speaking rate, articulation rate and pause rate, combine to influence processing of the silence-duration cue for the voicing distinction in medial stop consonants. Listeners adjust for both articulation rate and pause rate changes in articulation rate had more effect on phonetic judgments. (Author/RD)

Descriptors: Articulation (Speech), Higher Education, Language Processing, Perception, Phonetics, Speech Communication, Speech Tests, Verbal Stimuli

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Language: English

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