Every day, listeners encounter a wide range of acoustic signals. Successfully solving this
variability problem allows them to interpret these signals accurately. While this mechanism …

Traditionally, there has been a strong emphasis on capturing linguistic diversity as noise. In
speech perception, for instance, Categorical Perception (CP) is one example of such …

Abstract Both Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) and Reading Disorder (RD or
dyslexia) have been proposed to derive in part from low-level speech perception deficits …

Listeners generally map continuous acoustic information onto categories in a gradient
manner with varying individual differences. Typically, such individual differences in speech …

Speech perception is fundamental to language and reading abilities. While these skills are
correlated, most studies examining the role of speech perception on outcomes do not test …

Speech perception gradiency, the extent to which listeners detect and maintain
subphonemic information, enhances speech perception flexibility (Kapnoula et al., 2021) …

Speech perception gradiency allows listeners to detect and maintain subphonemic
information, thereby enhancing speech perception flexibility. However, its nature is not fully …

In the last 30 years, the Visual World Paradigm has rapidly become a dominant
experimental paradigm for understanding real-time language processing. Part of this derives …