Phonemic and subphonemic cues in prediction : Evidence from ERP, eye-tracking and Danish words with and without stødbasis
(2021) Fonetik 2021 In Lund Working Papers in Linguistics 56. p.27-32- Abstract
- The brain is constantly trying to predict the future and phonological and prosodic cues are used to anticipate forthcoming information. Even cues on the subphonemic level such as vowel transitions, nasalisation and assimilation across word boundaries are useful in anticipating upcoming speech. In event-related potential (ERP) studies examining subphonemic and lexical/phonological mismatches, only the latter yielded N400 effects, an ERP component associated with lexical prediction error. The results indicate that phonetic cues are resolved prelexically. However, subphonemic cues still seem to be used in prediction as evidenced by valid cues yielding faster fixations in eye-tracking studies and invalid cues modulating P600 amplitudes,... (More)
- The brain is constantly trying to predict the future and phonological and prosodic cues are used to anticipate forthcoming information. Even cues on the subphonemic level such as vowel transitions, nasalisation and assimilation across word boundaries are useful in anticipating upcoming speech. In event-related potential (ERP) studies examining subphonemic and lexical/phonological mismatches, only the latter yielded N400 effects, an ERP component associated with lexical prediction error. The results indicate that phonetic cues are resolved prelexically. However, subphonemic cues still seem to be used in prediction as evidenced by valid cues yielding faster fixations in eye-tracking studies and invalid cues modulating P600 amplitudes, indicating structural violations and context updating. (Less)
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- Hjortdal, Anna LU and Roll, Mikael LU
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- publishing date
- 2021
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- host publication
- Proceedings of Fonetik 2021 : Lund, June 8–9, 2021 - Lund, June 8–9, 2021
- series title
- Lund Working Papers in Linguistics
- editor
- Roll, Mikael and Hjortdal, Anna
- volume
- 56
- pages
- 27 - 32
- publisher
- Centre for Languages and Literature, Lund University
- conference name
- Fonetik 2021
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- Sweden
- conference dates
- 2021-06-08 - 2021-06-09
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- 0280-526X
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- English
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