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Speech perception

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Hearing by Eye

Barbara Dodd

1987

Hearing And Speech

Q. Summerfield

1991

Perceiving talking faces

Dominic W. Massaro

1997

Aging and the perception of speech

Moe Bergman

1980

Cognitive theory

Frank Restle

1975

Spoken word recognition

Lorraine Komisarjevsky Tyler

1987

Preclinical speech science

Gary G. Weismer, Jeannette D. Hoit, Hixon, Thomas J. et al.

2008

Speech and language processing

Dan Jurafsky, James H. Martin, Daniel Jurafsky

2013

A basic introduction to speech perception

John H. Ryalls

1996

Native listening

Anne Cutler

2012

Psychoacoustics

J. Donald Harris

1974

Time-compressed speech

Sam Duker

1974

A reference grammar of modern French

Anne Judge

1983

Speech perception and production

William E. Cooper

1979

Human communication

Edward E. David

1972

Contrast in phonology

Peter Avery, Keren Rice, Bezalel E. Dresher

2008

Compendium of auditory and speech tasks

Bill Wells, Maggie Vance, Joy Stackhouse et al.

2007

Speech Science

Carole T. Ferrand

2000

Speech science primer

Gloria J. Borden, Lawrence J Raphael, Katherine S Harris

2006

Tactile aids for the hearing impaired

Ian Summers

1992

The Handbook of Speech Perception

Robert Remez

2005

Models for the perception of speech and visual form

Weiant Wathen-Dunn

1967

Auditory perception of speech

Derek A. Sanders

1976

Speech acoustics and perception

Arthur Boothroyd

1986

Pattern recognition by humans and machines

Howard C. Nusbaum

1986

Discovering speech, words, and mind

Dani Byrd

2010

Frontiers of speech communication research

Gunnar Fant, Björn Lindblom

1979

The perception of speech

Lorraine Komisarjevsky Tyler, Brian C. J. Moore

2009

Acoustic phonetics

Dennis Butler Fry

1976

Temporal sequence in the perception of speech

Warren H. Fay

1966

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