[Frontiers in Bioscience S6, 92-109, January 1, 2014] 92 How do we recognise who is
speaking? Samuel R. Mathias1,2, Katharina vo Page 1 [Frontiers in Bioscience S6, 92-109 …

In six experiments with English‐learning infants, we examined the effects of variability in
voice and foreign accent on word recognition. We found that 9‐month‐old infants …

Este manual nace con la vocación de facilitar la obtención y valoración de la prueba
testifical a policías, fiscales, abogados, jueces y psicólogos forenses que intervienen en las …

In forensic settings, lay (nonexpert) listeners may be required to compare voice samples for
identity. In two experiments we investigated the effect of background noise and variations in …

Unfamiliar voice identification is error-prone. Whilst the investigation of system variables
may indicate ways of boosting earwitness performance, this is an under-researched area …

An experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of accent, telephone and a relatively
long retention interval (3 or 8 weeks) on speaker identification. Three‐hundred and sixty …

The present study examined whether voice identification performance is influenced by
language comprehension (ie familiar vs. non‐familiar language) and target presence (target …

Our ability to perceive person identity from other human voices has been described as
prodigious. However, emerging evidence points to limitations in this skill. In this study, we …

This chapter describes and explores variables that contribute to the accuracy of speaker
identification and earwitness memory. An examination is made of (1) the history of voice …

The effects of voice typicality on voice recognition were examined. In an incidental task,
participants were presented with consonant‐vowel‐consonant stimuli (with varying vowels) …