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Speech perception

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Frontiers of speech communication research

Gunnar Fant, Björn Lindblom

1979

The perception of speech

Lorraine Komisarjevsky Tyler, Brian C. J. Moore

2009

Acoustic phonetics

Dennis Butler Fry

1976

Temporal sequence in the perception of speech

Warren H. Fay

1966

Auditory perception

Richard M. Warren

1982

Sentence processing

William E. Cooper, Merrill F. Garrett

1979

Audiovisual speech processing

G. Bailly, Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson, Pascal Perrier

2012

Speech style and social evaluation

Howard Giles

1975

Speech physiology, speech perception and acoustic phonetics

Philip Lieberman

1988

Speaker classification

Christian Müller

2007

Spoken language comprehension

Lorraine Komisarjevsky Tyler

1992 ★ 4.1

The Japanese brain

Tadanobu Tsunoda

1985

The acoustics of speech communication

J. M. Pickett

1999

The sounds of speech communication

J. M. Pickett

1980

Listening

Stephen Handel

1989

Fundamentals of language production and apperception

Göran Hammarström

2016

Listening to speech

Steven Greenberg, W. A. Ainsworth

2005

Language and communication

Miller, George A.

1963

Speech

Alvin M. Liberman

1996

Speech physiology, speech perception, and acoustic phonetics

Lieberman, Philip.

1988

Spoken language systems

Seiichi Nakagawa

2005

Speech technology at work

Jack Hollingum, G. Cassford

1989

Signals and systems for speech and hearing

Stuart Rosen, Peter Howell

1991

Hemispheric involvement in the perception of synthetic syllables, natural syllables, and "chirps"

Marylou Pausewang Gelfer

1984

Speech science primer

Gloria J. Borden

1983

Speaking respect, respecting speech

Richard L. Abel

1998

Hearing by Eye

Barbara Dodd

1987

Hearing And Speech

Q. Summerfield

1991

Perceiving talking faces

Dominic W. Massaro

1997

Aging and the perception of speech

Moe Bergman

1980

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