An unresolved issue in social perception concerns the effect of perceived ethnicity on
speech processing. Bias-based accounts assume conscious misunderstanding of native …

Upon hearing someone's speech, a listener can access information such as the speaker's
age, gender identity, socioeconomic status, and their linguistic background. However, an …

Listeners can access information about a speaker such as age, gender identity,
socioeconomic status, and their linguistic background upon hearing their speech. However …

This paper examines how American listeners' expectations of non‐native English speech
from speakers of East Asian descent can be modulated by the persona invoked by a …

Purpose: The human voice is a powerful and evolved social tool, with hundreds of studies
showing that nonverbal vocal parameters robustly influence listeners' perceptions of socially …

Listeners' use of social information during speech perception was investigated by measuring
transcription accuracy of Chinese-accented speech in noise while listeners were presented …

Using an independent samples factorial design, this study examined the roles of accent
(standard vs. nonstandard), speech rate (fast vs. medium vs. slow), and age of voice …

Speech signals provide both linguistic information (eg, words and sentences) as well as
information about the speaker who produced the message (ie, social‐indexical information) …

This study examined whether social bias manipulation can influence how naïve multiage
listeners evaluate second language (L2) speech. Sixty native English-speaking listeners …

The own-race bias in memory for faces has been a rich source of empirical work on the
mechanisms of person perception. This effect is thought to arise because the face …