… both verbal and prosodic aspects of speech play a role in the perceived divergence of Dutch
and … verbal aspects of speech were found to contribute more to the perceived divergence of …

… Beyond the relatively coarse acoustic-phonetic coding processed by the STG, cortical
processing of the lexical and sublexical aspects of speech perception appears to diverge, with the …

… The quantitative aspect of this paper deals with answering questions related to participants’
perspectives on style convergence and shift, and motivations that might influence this …

… Likewise, speakers wishing to dissociate or show disfavor may increase dissimilarities or 'diverge'
speech. Unless situational constraints dictate otherwise (for example, the notions of …

… Some of these factors relate to relatively stable aspects of … an integral part of speech perception,
but perception of talker … acoustic attribute might offset divergence in another. Perceptual …

… divergence where speakers may choose either to converge toward a linguistic norm, or
diverge away from another speech … perceptions of linguistic convergence and divergence. The …

… and powerless speech styles suggests that divergence which … of movement or its convergent
vs divergent aspect. Thus: … and upward divergence will be perceived as being higher in …

… of speech divergence. The directions of convergence and … making more favorable selected
aspects of his personality. In … (by means of downward divergence) will be perceived as more …

… Their findings include: (1) the most positively perceived combination was not … divergent
speech accordingly will respond favorably or unfavorably. Indeed noncontent speech divergence …

… , speech perception yields instructions for speech production, … in speech production. Given
the proposed overlap between … of patterns of convergence and divergence, with a great deal …