Just noticeable differences for segment duration in natural speech.
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Summary
The results show that subjects are much more sensitive to changes in vowel duration than toChanges in consonant duration, and that changes in segment duration may have several different perceptual effects, including changes in perceived stress and perceived rhythm.
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- 1969-07-01
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Keywords
Duration (music), Rhythm, Consonant, Vowel, Perception
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