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节奏地移动可以在杂的环境中促进自然主义的语音感知

Noémie Te Rietmolen1, Kristof Strijkers2, Benjamin Morillon3

  • 1Institute for Language, Communication, and the Brain (ILCB), Aix-Marseille Université, Marseille, France.

Proceedings. Biological sciences
|April 8, 2025
PubMed
概括

节奏运动,特别是词汇速度,增强了语音在噪音中的处理. 这种对听觉处理的运动启动效应独立于声音源,也通过发声来实现.

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行动语义学 行动语义学听力发动机的使用方法听觉活动感应 听觉活动感应行为行为行为.人类的心理物理.节奏节奏的节奏是什么语音 感知 语音 感知语音在噪音中的语言.时间同步同步同步同步

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