Language made audible: how speech acoustics reflect cognition
Our speech output reflects the plethora of processes that goes into its planning. Using acoustic analyses of words produced in challenging circumstances (e.g. with abnormal sensory feedback, in a non-native language, or in the presence of competitors), I will present evidence that speech can be used as a window to cognitive processes of self-monitoring and response competition.
Benjamin Dionysus
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