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Phonetics

Can acoustic measurements predict gender perception in the voice?

Diego Henrique da Cruz Martinho, Leonardo Wanderley Lopes, Rodrigo Dornelas, Ana Carolina Constantini

Phonology facilitates deeply opaque logographic writing

Mio Yokoi, Kouji Takano, Kimihiro Nakamura

Arabic consonant length perception depends on the relative speech rate of the distal context

Christopher C. Heffner, Buthainah M. Al-Thowaini, C. Anton Rytting

Speech sensorimotor relationships in francophone preschoolers and adults: Adaptation to real-time auditory feedback perturbations

Paméla Trudeau-Fisette, Camille Vidou, Lucie Ménard

Prosody matters: Preserved prominence marking strategies in people with Parkinson’s disease independent of motor status

Tabea Thies, Michael T. Barbe, Doris Mücke

The effect of second-person self-talk on performance and motivation in Japanese individuals

Yugo Magata, Ayumi Tanaka

Vowel onset measures and their reliability, sensitivity and specificity: A systematic literature review

Antonia Margarita Chacon, Duy Duong Nguyen, [ ... ], Catherine Jeanette Madill

How long is long? Word length effects in reading correspond to minimal graphemic units: An MEG study in Bangla

Swarnendu Moitra, Dustin A. Chacón, Linnaea Stockall

Perceptual formant discrimination during speech movement planning

Hantao Wang, Yusuf Ali, Ludo Max

Sound symbolism in Japanese names: Machine learning approaches to gender classification

Chun Hau Ngai, Alexander J. Kilpatrick, Aleksandra Ćwiek

Neural responses to syllable-induced P1m and social impairment in children with autism spectrum disorder and typically developing Peers

Masuhiko Sano, Tetsu Hirosawa, [ ... ], Mitsuru Kikuchi

Comparing pronunciation challenges in South Korean preschoolers with unilateral single-sided deafness due to cochlear nerve deficiency to a norm-referenced standard

Goun Choe, Jong Woo Lim, [ ... ], Byung Yoon Choi

Easier comparison of bets in evaluation does not reduce classical preference reversals: Evidence against a context-dependent explanation

Raúl López-Pérez, Eli Spiegelman

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