This study investigated whether seeing a conversational partner while carrying out a
collaborative task (diapix) in easy and difficult communicative conditions affected clear …

Research on the adaptations talkers make to different communication conditions during
interactive conversations has primarily focused on speech signals. We extended this type of …

The study investigated the speech adaptations by older adults (OA) with and without age-
related hearing loss made to communicate effectively in challenging communicative …

The study examined the partner-directed gaze patterns of old and young talkers in a task
(DiapixUK) that involved two people (a lead talker and a follower) engaging in a …

This study investigated the relation between the intelligibility of conversational and clear
speech produced by older and younger adults and (a) the acoustic profile of their speech (b) …

Purpose Seeing the talker's face improves speech understanding in noise, possibly
releasing resources for cognitive processing. We investigated whether it improves free recall …

Background The impact of hearing impairment is typically studied in terms of its effects on
speech perception, yet this fails to account for the interactive nature of communication …

One goal of the present study was to establish whether providing younger and older adults
with visual speech information (both seeing and hearing a talker compared with listening …

How do talkers maintain intelligibility when speaking in the presence of a background
conversation? The current study identified acoustic and temporal modifications of speech …

This article presents findings from a larger conversation analysis study of interactional
management by adults with severe or profound acquired hearing impairment and their …