Index for 1aSC

• 1aSC1. The role of within-category structure in the integration of auditory and visual speech.
• 1aSC2. Audiovisual integration of speech based on minimal visual information.
• 1aSC3. Relationships between word knowledge and visual speech perception. I. Subjective estimates of word age of acquisition.
• 1aSC4. Relationships between word knowledge and visual speech perception. II. Subjective ratings of word familiarity.
• 1aSC5. Speechreading talking faces.
• 1aSC6. Sensitivity of cued speech reception to cue imperfections.
• 1aSC7. Hemispheric differences in perceiving and integrating dynamic visual speech information.
• 1aSC8. Face identification using visual speech information.
• 1aSC9. The effect of utterance duration on visual-speech intelligibility scores.
• 1aSC10. Cross-modal context effects on the perception of /r/ and /l/ in a speech and nonspeech mode.
• 1aSC11. Effect of sign complexity on speech timing in simultaneous communication.
• 1aSC12. Synthesizing audiovisual speech from physiological signals.
• 1aSC13. Neural processes of audio--visual speech perception.
• 1aSC14. Lexical access in French: Recognizing ``identical'' phrases.
• 1aSC15. ``SLIP-ing'' in phonologically similar neighborhoods.
• 1aSC16. Effects of phonotactic probability on segmentation of words in continuous speech.
• 1aSC17. Frequency effects in malpropisms.
• 1aSC18. The role of time during lexical access.
• 1aSC19. Sources of variability as linguistically relevant aspects of speech.
• 1aSC20. Spoken word recognition in older adults: Activation and decision.
• 1aSC21. Automatic generation of word models using piecewise linear segment lattices.
• 1aSC22. Young children's and older adults' sensitivity to semantic and pragmatic context in speech production.
• 1aSC23. The role of lexical access in spontaneous speech disfluencies.
• 1aSC24. An exploration of listener strategies in the lexical segmentation of hypokinetic dysarthric speech.
• 1aSC25. Preliminary report on syllable level organization observed in Parkinsonian speech obtained in individuals before and after posteroventral pallidotomy.
• 1aSC26. Effects of discourse structure on F0 in Japanese: Raising versus lowering.
• 1aSC27. Identification, vocal rating, and acoustical measurement of acted emotion.
• 1aSC28. Are selective adaptation effects independent of cognitive load?
• 1aSC29. Linguistic strategies in the first 6 months of life.
• 1aSC30. Contrastive emphasis in elicited dialogue.
• 1aSC31. Social influence on the phonemic transformation effect.