Linguistics and LanguagesNature Communications
Acoustic and language-specific sources for phonemic abstraction from speech
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This groundbreaking research from Anna Mai, Stephanie Riès, Sharona Ben-Haim, Jerry J. Shih, and Timothy Q. Gentner delves into how we comprehend spoken language, revealing the intricate balance between auditory and linguistic processing. By analyzing neural responses to conversational English, this study uncovers the vital role of phonemes and highlights the integration of acoustic features and phonology in our understanding of speech. Discover how this work bridges sound and meaning!
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