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Auditory and Phonetic Processes in Speech Perception

In the past two decades, great advancements have been made in phonetic, auditory, and psycholinguistic research on speech perception. As the fields have advanced, there has been increasing interdisciplinary collaboration between them, which has, in turn, revealed their interdependence. The aim of th...

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Udgivet: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
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phonology
network science
one-phoneme metric
phonological neighbors
spoken word recognition
computer simulation
TRACE
cognitive network
clear speech
conversational speech
perceived emotion
aging
hearing loss
speech perception
Mandarin tones
tone recognition
tone features
prevoicing
VOT
aerodynamic voicing constraint
perceptual identification
Russian
cochlear implants
children
fundamental frequency
demographic factor
linguistic experience
mismatch response
magnetoencephalography
individual differences
distributional learning
tone
discrimination
identification
oddball-EEG
phonetic distance
acoustic cue-weighting
speech comprehension
computational model
process-oriented model
priming
sociophonetics
lexical decision task
New Zealand English
Australian English
auditory processing
morphology
Hebrew
perceptual adaptation
linguistic expectations
social stereotypes
speech in noise
intelligibility
reduced speech
conversation
comprehension
context
acoustic cues
cross-situational word learning
L1 mandarin L2 english
minimal and non-minimal word pairs
language modes
L2LP model
prosodic phrasing
prosodic boundaries
closure positive shift
boundary perception
pre-boundary lengthening
implicit boundary recognition task
bilingualism
auditory sensory memory
phonetic and phonological learning
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Summary:In the past two decades, great advancements have been made in phonetic, auditory, and psycholinguistic research on speech perception. As the fields have advanced, there has been increasing interdisciplinary collaboration between them, which has, in turn, revealed their interdependence. The aim of this Special Issue is to bring together top scholars in these three related areas to present research in a single volume with papers ranging from the neurophysiology of hearing, to phonetic and linguistic factors, to factors related to hearing loss and assistive devices, second language learning and accentedness, and the processing of speech and the mental lexicon. We invite you all to read the high-quality papers in this Special Issue.

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