Progress Report 20
RESEARCH ON SPOKEN LANGUAGE PROCESSING
Progress Report No. 20 (1995)
David B. Pisoni, Ph.D.
Principal Investigator ©1995 Indiana University
Progress Report No. 20 (1995)
David B. Pisoni, Ph.D.
Principal Investigator ©1995 Indiana University
| I. Extended Manuscripts | Page Number | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Some Thoughts on “Normalization” in Speech Perception David B. Pisoni |
3 |  |
| Some Considerations in Evaluating Spoken Word Recognition by Normal-Hearing and Cochlear Implant Listeners I: The Effects of Response Format Mitchell S. Sommers, Karen I. Kirk, and David B. Pisoni |
31 | |
| Training Japanese Listeners to Identify English /r/ and /l/ IV: Some Effects of Perceptual Learning on Speech Production Ann R. Bradlow, David B. Pisoni, Reiko Akahane-Yamada, and Yoh’ichi Tohkura |
51 | |
| Intelligibility of Normal Speech I: Global and Fine-Grained Acoustic-Phonetic Talker Characteristics Ann R. Bradlow, Gina M. Torretta, and David B. Pisoni |
89 | |
| Talker-Specific Perceptual Learning in Spoken Word Recognition: Preliminary Findings and Theoretical Implications Lynne C. Nygaard and David B. Pisoni |
117 | |
| Assessing Speech Perception in Children Karen I. Kirk, Allen O. Diefendorf, David B. Pisoni and Amy M. Robbins |
163 | |
| Recollection of Illusory Voices Helena M. Saldaña, Kathleen B. McDermott, David B. Pisoni and Henry L. Roediger III |
199 | |
| Treatment Effect on Phonological Acquisition in a Cochlear Implant Recipient Amy McConkey Robbins and Steven B. Chin |
221 | |
| Normalization of Vowels by Breath Sounds Douglas H. Whalen and Sonya M. Sheffert |
239 | |
| II. Short Reports & Work-in-Progress | Page Number | Download |
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| Encoding of Visual Speaker Attributes and Recognition Memory for Spoken Words Helena M. Saldaña, Lynne C. Nygaard, and David B. Pisoni |
255 | |
| Audio-Visual Speech Perception Without Speech Cues Helena M. Saldaña David B. Pisoni, Jennifer M. Fellowes, and Robert E. Remez |
265 | |
| Perceptual Learning of Natural and Sinewave Voices Sonya M. Sheffert, David B. Pisoni, Jennifer M. Fellowes, and Robert E. Romez |
275 | |
| Multimodal Encoding of Speech in Memory: A First Report David B. Pisoni, Helena M. Saldaña, and Sonya M. Sheffert |
297 | |
| The Relationship Between Stimulus Variability, Auditory Memory, and Spoken Word Recognition in Listeners with Hearing Impairment Karen I. Kirk, David B. Pisoni, David Crotzer, Donald L. Schilson, and Ann E. Kalberer |
307 | |
| The “Easy-Hard” Work Multi-Talker Speech Database: An Initial Report Gina M. Torretta |
321 | |
| Implanted Children Can Speak, But Can They Communicate? Amy McConkey Robbins, Mario Svirsky, and Karen I. Kirk |
335 | |
| Lexical Discrimination and Age of Cochlear Implantation: A First Report Karen I. Kirk and David B. Pisoni |
349 | |
| Acoustic and Glottal Excitation Analyses of Sober vs. Intoxicated Speech: A First Report Kathleen E. Cummings, Steven B. Chin, and David B. Pisoni |
359 | |
| III. Instrumentation and Software | Page Number | Download |
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| Current Computer Facilities in the Speech Research Laboratory Luis R. Hernandez |
389 | |
| An Auditory and Visual Experimental Control System Luis R. Hernandez and Caleb R. Marcinkovich |
395 | |
| Using CD-ROM as a Storage Medium for Digitized Speech Materials Jon M. D’Haenens and Luis R. Hernandez |
403 | |
| IV. Publications 1995 | Page Number | Download |
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| Publications 1995 | 411 | |
