Happy to announce that the special issue of JASA @ASA_JASA "Classic Ideas in Speech Communication", edited with @B_Tucker_phon and @matt_with_ears , has come out: https://t.co/FsadkNLPek
There is a podcast from @acousticsorg to accompany it:
https://t.co/tBTd97ELoJ
It is finally out! Thank you to all of the contributing authors. Auditory and Phonetic Processes in Speech Perception https://t.co/SjHPHVBsBP #mdpibrainsci via @BrainSci_MDPI
This study compares 16 vowel-normalization methods for purposes of sociophonetic research, with focus on dynamic formant trajectories. https://t.co/HwfoKyuV52
@FryskeAkademy#acoustics#linguistics#speech
SPECIAL ISSUE: RECONSIDERING CLASSIC IDEAS IN SPEECH COMMUNICATION
This paper examines some commonly used stimuli in #speech#perception experiments and raises questions about their use: https://t.co/XTkGnjyscy
@UMNSLHS@matt_with_ears @UWlinguistics @lingprof#acoustics
Doing research involving speech perception and acoustics? This new paper by me and @lingprof reconsidered some commonly used stimuli to show how they can be misinterpreted, misused, and lead to unreliable conclusions.
open-access paper⬇️
https://t.co/zde3mkPupM
@lisa_b_davidson As someone who was doubly boosted and still contracted Covid, I agree with you about masks. A maskless dude on a flight coughed on me for 2.5 hours; if he'd been masked I might not have gotten so coated with aerosolized Covid spittle. Something even my mask couldn't prevent.
Just published a paper that I'm pretty happy about! The Role of the Root in Spoken Word Recognition in Hebrew: An Auditory Gating Paradigm https://t.co/E53wfsiuG3 #mdpibrainsci via @BrainSci_MDPI
For decades, Radio Haiti broadcast truth to power in both French and Haitian Creole. Then, its owner was slain. Now, you can listen to online archives indexed in three languages. Listen to the newest @lingopod episode on this here: https://t.co/4da6mE7ZiU
I'm having trouble getting the financial people at University of Washington to let me use @Prolific I'd like to get a list of public universities in North America where people use it. Can you help?
@lisa_b_davidson@blillehaugen @mixedlinguist @KevinAbroad1 I definitely use both of both. And crayfish crawfish too. This might be because I was mercilessly ridiculed for pop, and crawfish (but not lightning bug).