Adult-like processing of time-compressed speech by newborns: A NIRS study
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DOI: 10.1016/j.dcn.2016.10.006
Abstract: Highlights • Newborns’ perception of time-compressed speech is similar to that of adults.• Newborns adapt to moderately compressed speech, but not to highly compressed speech.• Adaptation to time-compressed speech happens at an auditory level.• Adaptation… read more here.
Keywords: compressed speech; speech; time compressed; adult like ... See more keywords
Effects of Time-Compressed Speech Training on Multiple Functional and Structural Neural Mechanisms Involving the Left Superior Temporal Gyrus
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DOI: 10.1155/2018/6574178
Abstract: Time-compressed speech is an artificial form of rapidly presented speech. Training with time-compressed speech (TCSSL) in a second language leads to adaptation toward TCSSL. Here, we newly investigated the effects of 4 weeks of training… read more here.
Keywords: speech training; time compressed; left superior; compressed speech ... See more keywords
Ongoing maturation in the time-compressed speech test
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DOI: 10.6061/clinics/2018/e407
Abstract: OBJECTIVES: To verify the neuromaturational influence in the ability of auditory closure, that is, to verify the performance of children and young adults in the ability of auditory closure, through the time compressed speech test… read more here.
Keywords: compressed speech; time compressed; test; speech test ... See more keywords