1
Q
Perceptual cues
A
Acoustic properties that allow identification of speech sounds
2
Q
Cue redundancy
A
More cues than are necessary to distinguish
Safeguard against noise or processing errors
3
Q
Formant transitions
A
Changes in formants at edges of speech sounds
Due to place of articulation as one sound moves to another
4
Q
Labial formants
A
All fall into the consonant
5
Q
Dental/alveolar formants
A
F1 falls
F3 rises
F2 dependant on vowel
6
Q
Velar formants
A
F1 falls
F2 rises
F3 falls (velar pinch)
7
Q
Audio-visual illusion
A
Visual perception interferes with audio percept
