Prior research has shown that visual information, such as a speaker's perceived race or
ethnicity, prompts listeners to expect a specific sociophonetic pattern (“social priming”) …

Listeners use more than just acoustic information when processing speech. Social
information, such as a speaker's perceived race or ethnicity, can also affect the processing of …

Listeners use more than just acoustic information when processing speech. Social
information, such as a speaker's race/ethnicity, can also affect listeners' understanding of the …

Social information, such as a speaker's race, can affect the perception of speech. In some
cases, these social primes facilitate perception, while in others they can lead to reduced …

A listener's ability to accurately understand speech can be affected by racial and ethnic
information about the speaker. For example, the presentation of an East Asian versus a …

During speech perception, listeners utilize and integrate both linguistic and social
information. Previous research has demonstrated that social information can affect linguistic …

Research has shown that priming one's racial identity can alter a biracial individuals' social
behavior, but can such priming also influence their speech? Language is often used as a …

We investigate whether regionally-associated primes can affect speech perception in two
lexical decision tasks in which New Zealand listeners were exposed to an Australian prime …

Listeners were asked to judge talkers' sex from audio samples. Pictures of men, women, or a
neutral visual stimulus were presented concurrent with, 150 ms before, or 150 ms after the …

Multiple studies demonstrate that social and linguistic information is connected in speech
perception such that the priming of a social category will affect listeners' linguistic behavior …