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Various concepts and theories related to speech perception, including duplex perception, the mcgurk effect, categorical perception, perceptual magnets, the influence of language exposure on speech discrimination, the cohort theory, the nature of the speech signal, top-down processing in speech perception, and perceptual normalization. It also discusses the criticism of the motor theory of speech perception. A comprehensive overview of key topics in the field of speech perception, which is an important area of study in linguistics, cognitive science, and communication disorders. By understanding these concepts, students and researchers can gain insights into how humans perceive and process spoken language, which has implications for areas such as language development, speech recognition technology, and the treatment of communication disorders.
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In duplex perception - ANSWER-syllable components are presented separately, but simultaneously, to each ear In the McGurk effect (check it out also on YouTube if you're curious) - ANSWER-the place and/or manner of articulation is perceived to change One type of quantal perception that occurs as we listen to speech is called - ANSWER- categorical perception Perceptual magnets - ANSWER-enhance differences between distinct phonemes Research with infants has shown that - ANSWER-dominant language exposure gradually decreases discrimination of non-native speech features The cohort theory is based on - ANSWER-similarity of acoustic features of the beginning of words The speech signal is - ANSWER-neither invariant nor linear Top-down processing in the perception of speech involves - ANSWER-using contextual, linguistic, and cognitive cues When a listener simplifies the processing of the speech signal to smooth out superfluous variability, it is called - ANSWER-perceptual normalization Which speech perception theory has been criticized as being so vague that it is more of a philosophy than a theory or model? - ANSWER-motor theory