The active use of grammar in speech perception. Garrett, M., Bever, T., & Fodor, J. Percept Psychophys, 1(1):30–32, 1966. abstract bibtex Judgments of the location of short bursts of noise in sentences were used to reveal perceptual segmentation of sentences. It was assumed that segmentation would correspond to major constituent boundaries. In order to control for correlated variables of pitch and intonation, identical acoustic material was provided with alternate constituent structures. It was found that differences in response to identical strings were predicted by the points of variation in constituent structure.
@ARTICLE{Garrett1966,
author = {Garrett, Merrill and Bever, Thomas and Fodor, Jerry},
title = {The active use of grammar in speech perception.},
journal = {Percept Psychophys},
year = {1966},
volume = {1},
pages = {30--32},
number = {1},
abstract = {Judgments of the location of short bursts of noise in sentences were
used to reveal perceptual segmentation of sentences. It was assumed
that segmentation would correspond to major constituent boundaries.
In order to control for correlated variables of pitch and intonation,
identical acoustic material was provided with alternate constituent
structures. It was found that differences in response to identical
strings were predicted by the points of variation in constituent
structure.},
issn = {0031-5117},
keywords = {grammar, speech perception, sentences, Grammar, Oral Communication,
Sentences, Speech Perception}
}
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