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Direct cueing of word identity through word duration: evidence from Mandarin homophones
Xiaomeng Zhu, Megan Niu, Jason Shaw +1
While there is increasing evidence that words are stored in the mental lexicon with some phonetic detail, there are open questions about exactly which phonetic details are stored a…
cs.CL2022★ 17 cited
Neural inhibition during speech planning contributes to contrastive hyperarticulation
Michael C. Stern, Jason A. Shaw
Previous work has demonstrated that words are hyperarticulated on dimensions of speech that differentiate them from a minimal pair competitor. This phenomenon has been termed contr…
cs.CL2020★ 37 cited
Prosody leaks into the memories of words
Kevin Tang, Jason A. Shaw
The average predictability (aka informativity) of a word in context has been shown to condition word duration (Seyfarth, 2014). All else being equal, words that tend to occur in mo…