Communication of Verbal Modes of Expression

Irwin W. Pollack · Herbert Rubenstein · Arnold E. Horowitz

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Phonetics and Phonology Research Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Emotion and Mood Recognition

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Talkers were instructed to read neutral sentences and ‘sound happy’, or ‘sound bored’, etc. Listeners attempted to identify the intended mode of expression drawing their responses from a limited number of alternatives. Results are presented showing how the identification of modes of expression is affected by: (1) number of response alternatives, (2) noise, (3) whispering, and (4) temporal sampling. Reasonably high levels of performance may be achieved under conditions of reduced acoustic information.

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