An experiment using a visual world eye-tracking paradigm seeks to shed light on the
relationship between native-like vs. foreign-accented speech and the phoneme categories …

The effects of production inconsistencies and speaker's accented production preferences on
speech comprehension were investigated in an eyetracking experiment. Using the visual …

The mapping of phonetic information to lexical representations in second-language (L2)
listening was examined using an eyetracking paradigm. Japanese listeners followed …

Four eye-tracking experiments examined lexical competition in non-native spoken-word
recognition. Dutch listeners hearing English fixated longer on distractor pictures with names …

The present study examined whether obtaining additional articulatory information about the
sounds of a difficult second-language contrast (English/ε/-/æ/for German speakers) could …

The use of orthographic and phonological information in spoken word recognition was
studied in a visual world task where L1 Finnish learners of L2 French (n= 64) and L1 French …

Listeners regularly encounter speech produced by speakers born and raised in linguistic
communities different from their own. Given that individuals from different linguistic …

The acoustic closeness of vowels across American English dialects results in cross-dialect
lexical competition among minimal pair words. In the current study, we investigated how …

The goal of the present investigation was to examine how observers identify English and
Spanish from visual-only displays of speech. First, we replicated the recent findings of Soto …

The lexical and phonetic mapping of auditorily confusable L2 nonwords was examined by
teaching L2 learners novel words and by later examining their word recognition using an …