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Speech production measured of speech perception: replications and extensions
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1977In the early 1960's, Chistovitch and her colleagues used rapid shadowing (vocal reaction time) and manual reaction time to explore the perceptual processing of speech. Two ingriguing aspects of their data were the relatively fast vocal reaction times and the subjects' tendency to begin articulatory responses before all of the acoustic cues for ...
R. J. Porter, F. X. Castellanos
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Speech-production measures of speech perception: Rapid shadowing of VCV syllables
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1980Five listeners rapidly repeated (’’shadowed’’) a random presentation of the vowel–consonant–vowels (VCV’s) /aba, apa, ama, aka, aga/. Initial vowel duration was varied to eliminate it as a temporal cue to the occurrence of the consonant. These shadowing, choice reaction times (RT’s) were compared to simple RT’s obtained when listeners always produced ...
R J, Porter, F X, Castellanos
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1985
It appears that temperature instabilities are a major obstacle hindering the use of semiconductor strain gauge pressure transducers in speech research, especially when absolute pressure data are mandatory. In this paper a simple and reliable method for an in vivo calibration of this kind of transducer is described.
Cranen, B., Boves, L.W.J.
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It appears that temperature instabilities are a major obstacle hindering the use of semiconductor strain gauge pressure transducers in speech research, especially when absolute pressure data are mandatory. In this paper a simple and reliable method for an in vivo calibration of this kind of transducer is described.
Cranen, B., Boves, L.W.J.
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Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 2020
PurposeA speech-specific reinvestment scale (SSRS) is a psychometric measure of the propensity to consciously control and monitor speech production. This study develops and validates an SSRS as well as examines its relationship with speech performance with the moderating effects of trait social anxieties (i.e., social interaction anxiety, public ...
Eric Siu-Chung, Lo +5 more
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PurposeA speech-specific reinvestment scale (SSRS) is a psychometric measure of the propensity to consciously control and monitor speech production. This study develops and validates an SSRS as well as examines its relationship with speech performance with the moderating effects of trait social anxieties (i.e., social interaction anxiety, public ...
Eric Siu-Chung, Lo +5 more
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Measuring and Modeling Speech Production
1998In human communication, the speech system is specialized for rapid transfer of information (Liberman et al. 1967; Mattingly and Liberman 1988). Significant events in the acoustic signal can occur in an overlapped or parallel fashion due to the coproduction of speech gestures.
P. Rubin, E. Vatikiotis-Bateson
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Measurement of cheek/tooth forces during speech production
Strain, 1997AbstractThis paper deals with the “in vivo” evaluation of the forces exerted by perioral muscles on dental arches and describes the relationship between these loads and the acoustic emission, during speech production. To carry out the research two miniaturised load cells were placed on the upper incisors' vestibular surface of 12 patients (6 male, 6 ...
G. CAMA +4 more
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Air-Flow Measurement during the Production of Speech Sounds
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1966The volume velocity of the airstream during the production of a number of vowels and consonants has been measured in a limited set of phonetic environments. Flow is determined indirectly by measuring the pressure drop across a face mask containing a low-resistance, wire-mesh-covered port. Accuracy and limitations of this technique are discussed.
Dennis H. Klatt +2 more
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IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Magazine, 1988
The author discusses the mechanisms of speech production, focusing on the measurement of its motor aspects. He examines the multiple representation levels at which physiological events that underlie speech production can be investigated, and examines measurement of neuromuscular activity, structure movement (e.g.
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The author discusses the mechanisms of speech production, focusing on the measurement of its motor aspects. He examines the multiple representation levels at which physiological events that underlie speech production can be investigated, and examines measurement of neuromuscular activity, structure movement (e.g.
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Optoelectronic measurement of orofacial motions during speech production
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1993Optoelectronic position sensing devices have been important in the study of speech articulation. While limited to the kinematics of externally visible structures such as the lips and the jaw, such systems can be used easily with a wide range of subjects.
Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson +2 more
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Temporal Measures of Hand and Speech Coordination During French Cued Speech Production
2006Cued Speech is an efficient method that allows orally educated deaf people to perceive a complete oral message through the visual channel. Using this system, speakers can clarify what they say with the complement of hand cues near the face; similar lip shapes are disambiguated by the addition of a manual cue.
Attina, Virginie +2 more
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