Exam 13: Speech Perception
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Describe how voice onset times (VOTs) have been used to study categorical perception.
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Discuss the "dual-stream model of speech perception." Briefly describe research that supports this model.
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The McGurk effect is most similar to which of the following performers?
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(a) What are indexical characteristics?
(b) Describe examples of indexical characteristics used in your everyday life.
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Saffron et al. (1996) found that 8-month-old infants listened to ______ test stimuli longer, providing evidence that infants are capable of __________ learning.
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A sound spectrogram is a plot of ______________ as a function of _____________, with darker areas representing greater intensity.
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The problem of variability from the way different people speak can be demonstrated by
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If a listener is asked to pay attention to speech provided by familiar voices, the _____ is activated, as shown by fMRI studies.
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