Audiovisual cues to finality

P. Barkhuysen; E.J. Krahmer; M.G.J. Swerts

Audiovisual cues to finality

P. Barkhuysen, E.J. Krahmer, M.G.J. Swerts

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Abstract

This paper has two goals. First, to describe a paradigm to combine production of speech with perception. Second, to illustrate this paradigm with a case study. The question explored here is whether there exist auditory and visual cues, such as intonation and facial expressions, that speakers exploit to signal whether or not they want to continue their turn. Participants were able to predict the end of the utterance, and showed the fastest reactions in the audiovisual condition.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Methods and Techniques in Behavioral Research (Measuring Behavior)
Place of Publication	Wageningen (Netherlands)
Publisher	Unknown Publisher
Publication status	Published - 2005

Functions of audiovisual prosody
Swerts, M. (Principal Investigator)
1/01/03 → 1/03/08
Project: Research project

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Audiovisual cues to finality

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