PERCEPTION OF STOP CONSONANTS IN SYNTHETIC CV SYLLABLES

[1] SOME EXPERIMENTS ON THE PERCEPTION OF SYNTHETIC SPEECH SOUNDS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1952, 24 (06) : 597 - 606

[2] ACOUSTIC LOCI AND TRANSITIONAL CUES FOR CONSONANTS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1955, 27 (04) : 769 - 773

[3] EFFECT OF 3RD-FORMANT TRANSITIONS ON THE PERCEPTION OF THE VOICED STOP CONSONANTS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1958, 30 (02) : 122 - 126

[4] STUDY OF SOME CUES IN THE PERCEPTION OF THE VOICED STOP CONSONANTS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1958, 30 (11) : 1035 - 1041

[5] SPEECH SYNTHESIS BY RULE [J]. LANGUAGE AND SPEECH, 1964, 7 (03) : 127 - 143

[6] JACKSON W, COMMUNICATION THE ED, P469

[7] The Role of Consonant-Vowel Transitions in the Perception of the Stop and Nasal Consonants [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS-GENERAL AND APPLIED, 1954, 68 (08): : 1 - 13

[8] TEMPO OF FREQUENCY CHANGE AS A CUE FOR DISTINGUISHING CLASSES OF SPEECH SOUNDS [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1956, 52 (02): : 127 - 137

[9] SOME CUES FOR THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN VOICED AND VOICELESS STOPS IN INITIAL POSITION [J]. LANGUAGE AND SPEECH, 1958, 1 (03) : 153 - 167

[10] THE ROLE OF SELECTED STIMULUS-VARIABLES IN THE PERCEPTION OF THE UNVOICED STOP CONSONANTS [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1952, 65 (04) : 497 - 516

[1] SOME EXPERIMENTS ON THE PERCEPTION OF SYNTHETIC SPEECH SOUNDS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1952, 24 (06) : 597 - 606

[2] ACOUSTIC LOCI AND TRANSITIONAL CUES FOR CONSONANTS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1955, 27 (04) : 769 - 773

[3] EFFECT OF 3RD-FORMANT TRANSITIONS ON THE PERCEPTION OF THE VOICED STOP CONSONANTS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1958, 30 (02) : 122 - 126

[4] STUDY OF SOME CUES IN THE PERCEPTION OF THE VOICED STOP CONSONANTS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1958, 30 (11) : 1035 - 1041

[5] SPEECH SYNTHESIS BY RULE [J]. LANGUAGE AND SPEECH, 1964, 7 (03) : 127 - 143

[6] JACKSON W, COMMUNICATION THE ED, P469

[7] The Role of Consonant-Vowel Transitions in the Perception of the Stop and Nasal Consonants [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS-GENERAL AND APPLIED, 1954, 68 (08): : 1 - 13

[8] TEMPO OF FREQUENCY CHANGE AS A CUE FOR DISTINGUISHING CLASSES OF SPEECH SOUNDS [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1956, 52 (02): : 127 - 137

[9] SOME CUES FOR THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN VOICED AND VOICELESS STOPS IN INITIAL POSITION [J]. LANGUAGE AND SPEECH, 1958, 1 (03) : 153 - 167

[10] THE ROLE OF SELECTED STIMULUS-VARIABLES IN THE PERCEPTION OF THE UNVOICED STOP CONSONANTS [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1952, 65 (04) : 497 - 516