Reviews recent experimental findings that show that the perception of phonetic distinctions
relies on the integration of multiple acoustic cues and is sensitive to the surrounding context …

Several models of information integration are developed and analyzed within the context of
a prototypical pattern-recognition task. The central concerns are whether the models …

The theory of information integration provides a unified, general approach to the three
disciplines of cognitive, social, and developmental psychology. Each of these volumes …

Several experiments investigate voicing judgments in minimal pairs like rabid-rapid when
the duration of the first vowel and the medial stop are varied factorially and other cues for …

This paper includes some material that appeared previously in M. Winn's doctoral
dissertation. Portions of this work were presented in “Phonetic cues are weighted differently …

Researchers who have attempted to understand higher-level mental processes have often
assumed that an appropriate analogy to the organization of these processes in the human …

The contribution of fundamental frequency (F₀) to the distinction between lenis and fortis
plosives is investigated for German in monotone, falling, and rising pitch patterns. A larger …

For stimuli modeling stop consonants varying in the acoustic correlates of voice onset time
(VOT), human listeners are more likely to perceive stimuli with lower f0's as voiced …

The notion of phonetic segment, phone and phoneme are closely related and all are
intuitively appealing. At least one of them seems like the right description for speech. But all …

This study investigates the capacity for targeted hyperarticulation of contextually-relevant
contrasts. Participants communicated target words with final/s/or/z/when a voicing minimal …