Comprehending spoken language: a blueprint of the listener

Anne Cutler · Charles Clifton

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This chapter discusses a superficial outline of the course of the conversion process, which involves turning acoustic input into meaning. It provides a diagram of the entire process, which serves as the blueprint of the listener.

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