Discrimination of intensity differences on formant-like transitions |
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Authors: | Richard E. Pastore William A. Ahroon James P. Wolz Joseph S. Puleo Robert S. Berger |
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Affiliation: | 1. Psychoacoustics Laboratory, Department of Psychology, State University of New York at Binghamton, 13901, Binghamton, New York
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Abstract: | Dorman (1974) studied the discrimination of intensity differences on formant transitions in and out of syllable context. He interpreted his results as suggesting that the acoustic features of his stop-consonant/vowel syllable were recoded into a phonetic representation, then stored in an inaccessible form of auditory short-term memory. The Dorman results are replicated with analogous pure-tone and FM-glide conditions. The results of both studies are explained in terms of specified acoustic properties of the signals and thus provide no evidence for a special phonetic recoding. |
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