speech perception
- noun
- /spiːtʃ pərˈsɛpʃən/
- Specialized
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- Researchers are studying how speech perception helps listeners understand conversations in noisy environments.
- speech perception in noise
- speech perception test
- speech perception ability
So so you're using at least four brain circuits, which includes the speech production and the speech perception pathways to write Incredible.
- So so you're using at least four brain circuits, which includes the speech production and the speech perception pathways to write Incredible.
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A number of experimental observations have suggested that speech perception and speech production are linked.
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Objective measures of speech perception were complemented by three subjective measures: judgment of speed, clarity, and confidence.
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Only a few studies involving bilingual speech perception, however, have thus far used a similar methodology.
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Conclusion: These results provide support for the mutual interdependence of speech perception and production.
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The perception results have both methodological and theoretical implications for studies of speech perception.
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Increases in intelligibility scores are likely to reflect improved speech perception for HA and CI users.
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In this model, phonological awareness was determined by speech perception, which, in turn, was determined by dynamic auditory processing.
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Among kindergartners, speech perception and verbal memory were significantly correlated with phonological awareness as well.
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Researchers have focused on three correlates of phonological awareness: speech perception, short-term verbal memory, and general cognitive ability.
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Thus, our results support neuroimaging studies that have demonstrated irregularities in the neuroanatomic correlates of speech perception.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the process of hearing, interpreting, and understanding spoken language' is directly and predictably built from 'speech' (spoken language/sounds) and 'perception' (the process of sensing or interpreting). This noun+noun compositional pattern is cross-linguistically common and follows standard English semantics, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Speech perception joins speech (spoken words) and perception (noticing and understanding). Imagine your ears sending sounds to your mind and your mind 'catches' them and makes sense of them, so speech perception means 'the process of hearing and understanding spoken language'.