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Maximizing the effect of visual feedback for pronunciation instruction: A comparative analysis of three approaches
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2021)
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Pragmatic development during study abroad: L2 intensifiers in spoken Spanish
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2020)
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Phonological processes across word and language boundaries: Evidence from code-switching
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2019)
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Feature Acquisition in Second Language Phonetic Development: Evidence from Phonetic Training
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2019)
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Explaining cross-language asymmetries in prosodic processing : the cue-driven window length hypothesis
Ortega-Llebaria, Marta; Olson, Daniel J.; Tuninetti, Alba (R18465). - : U.K., Sage Publications, 2019
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Explaining Cross-Language Asymmetries in Prosodic Processing: The Cue-Driven Window Length Hypothesis
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2018)
Abstract: Cross-language studies have shown that English speakers use suprasegmental cues to lexical stress less consistently than speakers of Spanish and other Germanic languages ; accordingly, these studies have attributed this asymmetry to a possible trade-off between the use of vowel reduction and suprasegmental cues in lexical access. We put forward the hypothesis that this “cue trade-off” modulates intonation processing as well, so that English speakers make less use of suprasegmental cues in comparison to Spanish speakers when processing intonation in utterances causing processing asymmetries between these two languages. In three cross-language experiments comparing English and Spanish speakers’ prediction of hypo-articulated utterances in focal sentences and reporting speech, we have provided evidence for our hypothesis and proposed a mechanism, the Cue-Driven Window Length model, which accounts for the observed cross-language processing asymmetries between English and Spanish at both lexical and utterance levels. Altogether, results from these experiments illustrated in detail how different types of low-level acoustic information (e.g., vowel reduction versus duration) interacted with higher-level expectations based on the speakers’ knowledge of intonation providing support for our hypothesis. These interactions were coherent with an active model of speech perception that entailed real-time adjusting to feedback and to information from the context, challenging more traditional models that consider speech perception as a passive, bottom-up pattern-matching process.
Keyword: English; intonation; Spanish; Speech perception; vowel reduction
URL: https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1013&context=lcpubs
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Development in Pronunciation Accuracy Through Visual Feedback and Drills: Evidence From Stoprhotic Clusters in Learners of Spanish as L2
In: Theses and Dissertations Available from ProQuest (2017)
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Inquiries in Hispanic Linguistics: Introduction
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2017)
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Bilingual language switching costs in auditory comprehension ...
Olson, Daniel J.. - : Taylor & Francis, 2016
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Bilingual language switching costs in auditory comprehension ...
Olson, Daniel J.. - : Taylor & Francis, 2016
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Bilingual Language Switching Costs in Auditory Comprehension
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2016)
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Language Use and Identity in the Cuban Community in Russia
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2016)
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The Role of Code-Switching and Language Context in Bilingual Phonetic Transfer
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2016)
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Visual Feedback and Second Language Segmental Production: the Generalizability of Pronunciation Gains
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2016)
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The Gradient Effect of Context on Language Switching and Lexical Access in Bilingual Production
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2015)
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The Impact of Code-Switching, Language Context, and Language Dominance on Suprasegmental Phonetics: Evidence for the Role of Predictability
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2015)
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Phonetics and Technology in the Classroom: A Practical Approach to Using Speech Analysis Software in Second-Language Pronunciation Instruction
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2014)
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Patterns of language use and language choice among the Cuban community in Russia
In: Theses and Dissertations Available from ProQuest (2014)
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Bilingual language switching and selection at the phonetic level: asymmetrical transfer in VOT production
In: Journal of phonetics. - Amsterdam : Elsevier 41 (2013) 6, 407-420
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Bilingual Language Switching and Selection at the Phonetic Level: Asymmetrical Transfer in VOT Production
In: School of Languages and Cultures Faculty Publications (2013)
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