Characteristics
Smallest and most basic unit of sound/language is...
Phoneme.
Some people can read these on people to tell speech...
Lips.
This approach says we process both nonspeech and speech sounds the same way.
General mechanism approach.
We use our ___ to help us read people's lips to understand what they're saying better.
Eyes.
Inter-speaker variability is because of peoples gender, age, and _____.
Dialect.
What body system uses this perception?
Auditory system.
ERP stands for...
Event-related potentials.
True or False: We don't use visuals to help us understand others words.
False.
This helps us fill in gaps in sentences we don't fully hear...
Phonemic restoration.
Area do brain in charge of language...
Wernicke's area.
True or False: The special mechanism approach helps us differentiate pitches in peoples voices.
False.
Both visual and auditory cues are used for...
True or False: Speech is continuous.
True.
Area in brain in charge or reading and grammar...
Frontal lobe.
_____ cues are good evidence to prove the general mechanism approach.
Visual.
Visual cues in speech perception is demonstrated in the...
The McGurk effect.
Before words are words, they are originally...
Sound vibrations.
Superior temporal sulcus...
The area in the brain where the McGurk effect happens.
b and d; r and l: are examples of...
Categorical perception.
McGurk and MacDonald's.