Speech Perception and Spoken Word Recognition: Research and Theory

Miranda Cleary · David B. Pisoni

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction The Acoustic Speech Signal Findings From the Traditional Domain of Inquiry: Phoneme Perception From Phoneme Perception to Perceiving Fluent Speech General Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Speech Perception Bridging the Gap Between Speech Perception and Spoken Word Recognition Current Trends and Some Future Directions

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