Index for 2aSC

• 2aSC1. Information theory and variance estimation techniques in the analysis of category rating and paired comparisons.
• 2aSC2. Must sine wave analogs be perceived as implicit speech to be perceived categorically?
• 2aSC3. Analysis of formant transition and burst cue integration in stop consonant perception.
• 2aSC4. Influence of phonotactic rules on perception of ambiguous segments.
• 2aSC5. Phonetic variability in /s/ and /z/ segment errors: A multitalker acoustic study.
• 2aSC6. Acoustic analysis of simple vowels with nasal coda in standard Chinese.
• 2aSC7. Exploration of the perceptual magnet effect using the mismatch negativity auditory evoked potential.
• 2aSC8. The effect of presentation level on the perception of voicing.
• 2aSC9. Integration of acoustic information in the perception of [s] (plus or minus) stop clusters by children and adults.
• 2aSC10. Perceptual-magnet effect as categorical perception.
• 2aSC11. Effects of the uvula and the epiglottis on measurements of vowel production: Assessment by synthesis.
• 2aSC12. Endoscopic and acoustic evidence of the guttural natural class.
• 2aSC13. Effects of consonant environment on vowel formant patterns.
• 2aSC14. Acoustic differences between syllable-initial [f] and [(theta)].
• 2aSC15. Word--initial versus word--final consonant articulation.
• 2aSC16. Categorical perception of Japanese moraic phonemes.
• 2aSC17. The effect of speaking-rate manipulations on segment durations and formant frequencies in dysarthric speakers with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
• 2aSC18. Acoustic and intelligibility characteristics of sentence production in neurogenic speech disorders.
• 2aSC19. Articulatory trade-offs reduce acoustic variability in American English /r/ productions.
• 2aSC20. Spectral transition in the perception of English segments.
• 2aSC21. Spectral change in the vowel formant space of Long Island vowels.
• 2aSC22. Cross-validation study of vowel perception in Finnish and English.
• 2aSC23. Perceptual interactions among voice onset time, second formant onset, voice, and place of articulation.
• 2aSC24. Effect of relative amplitude manipulation on perception of voiceless fricatives by normal and impaired listeners.
• 2aSC25. Perception of long and short tones in Taiwanese speech.
• 2aSC26. Factors affecting vowel identification in hearing-impaired listeners.