The COVID-19 pandemic posed an unprecedented challenge to phonetic research. On-site
collection of speech data is difficult, if not impossible. The advancement of technology in …

This research studies the error, bias, and noise of auditors' going concern opinion (GCO) in
predicting firm default and we examine the role of machine learning (ML) in impacting the …

There has been a recent increase in speech research utilizing data recorded with
participants' personal devices, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and …

In certain circumstances, speech and language therapy is proposed in telepractice as a
practical alternative to in-person services. However, little is known about the minimum …

The study of citation tones, lexical tones produced in isolation, is one of the first steps
towards understanding speech prosody in tone languages. However, methodologies for …

Increasingly, phonetic research utilizes data collected from participants who record
themselves on readily available devices. Though such recordings are convenient, their …

The articles presented in this special issue contribute to recent scholarship on remote data
collection. The topics covered can be described in terms of two focal areas. The first focus is …

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that alternative methods of data collection are
necessary to continue working in certain fields of linguistics. This is a challenge for (socio) …

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, many researchers in laboratory
speech sciences were forced to find new ways to collect their data with recording …

Transmasculine individuals undergoing testosterone hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
typically experience a lowering of vocal pitch over the course of the first year, which has …