In this paper, we quantify the time-varying coordination of articulator motion for two speakers
engaged in two face-to-face speaking tasks: repetition of simultaneously produced words …

The departure point of the present paper is our effort to characterize and understand the
spatiotemporal structure of articulatory patterns in speech. To do so, we removed segmental …

It seems self-evident that, if we want to obtain or evaluate evidence about the communicative
value of conversational gestures, we will first have to clarify what we mean by gesture and …

In everyday conversation, we are often challenged with communicating in non-ideal settings,
such as in noise. Increased speech intensity and larger mouth movements are used to …

Multifractals are the general form of scale invariances, where a fractal behavior is repeated
by a similar object or pattern. Although the multifractal spectrum has been accepted as a …

Human utterances demonstrate temporal patterning, also referred to as rhythm. While simple
oromotor behaviors (eg, chewing) feature a salient periodical structure, conversational …

Dozens of times each day we interact with others. To an observer even the most casual or
routine interactions may seem fascinatingly complex. There are facial expressions and ges …

Repetition can boost memory and perception. However, repeating the same stimulus
several times in immediate succession also induces intriguing perceptual transformations …

In the evolving landscape of psycholinguistic research, this study addresses the inherent
complexities of data through advanced analytical methodologies, including permutation …

Cross-modal integration is ubiquitous within perception and, in humans, the McGurk effect
demonstrates that seeing a person articulating speech can change what we hear into a new …