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Description: Building on previous observations of variability in speech research, we examine variability in speech perception study materials associated with the specific talker and contrast under examination. English-speaking listeners completed a web-based auditory AXB task involving Hindi dental-retroflex stop contrasts produced by four talkers. Main effects of talker and contrast, as well as the interaction of the two, were observed. Further, there was a great deal of individual listener variation. These findings complicate our ability to characterize the difficulty that Hindi dental-retroflex contrasts pose for English speakers, and lead to critical questions concerning the generalizability of speech perception study findings.

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Rachel Hayes-Harb, Shannon Barrios; The interacting effects of talker, contrast, and listener variability in cross-language speech perception. JASA Express Lett. 1 August 2024; 4 (8): 085201. https://doi.org/10.1121/10.0028277

Here are the slides from our 2024 Pronunciation in Second Language Learning and Teaching presentation: https://osf.io/g94…

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cross-language speech perceptiondental and retroflex consonantsEnglishHindiindividual variationspeech perceptionvariability

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