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New Paper out: HELLO? in press (NeuroImage)
Phonetic cues instantaneously mapped onto dialectal categories appear to be extracted at early moments in auditory speech perception, as we try to show in our paper You had me at “Hello”: Rapid extraction of dialect information from spoken words to … Continue reading
New Paper out: Comprehensive map of a language’s vowel space
We are glad to announce that our paper (Mathias Scharinger, Samantha Poe, & William Idsardi) on cortical representations of Turkish vowels is in press in Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. In this paper, we extend previous methods of obtaining centers of … Continue reading
Paper in press: Are labials special?
This went online just a day before Christmas: Neuromagnetic evidence for a featural distinction of English consonants: Sensor- and source-space data by Mathias Scharinger, Jennifer Merickel, Joshua Riley, and William Idsardi http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.bandl.2010.11.002 We wanted to look at featural (categorical) place … Continue reading