Search Results - "Kaland, Constantijn"

The perception of word stress cues in Papuan Malay: A typological perspective and experimental investigation by Kaland, Constantijn

“…Analyses of word prosody have shown that in some Indonesian languages listeners do not make use of word stress cues. The outcomes have contributed to the…”
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Repetition Reduction Revisited: The Prosody of Repeated Words in Papuan Malay by Kaland, Constantijn, Himmelmann, Nikolaus P.

“…It has frequently been shown that speakers prosodically reduce repeated words in discourse. This phenomenon has been claimed to facilitate speech recognition…”
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Which Language R You Speaking? /r/ as a Language Marker in Tyrolean and Italian Bilinguals by Kaland, Constantijn, Galatà, Vincenzo, Spreafico, Lorenzo, Vietti, Alessandro

“…Across languages of the world the /r/ sound is known for its variability. This variability has been investigated using articulatory models as well as in…”
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Intonation contour similarity: f 0 representations and distance measures compared to human perception in two languages by Kaland, Constantijn

“…Recently, cluster analysis on f0 contours has become a popular method in phonetic research. Cluster analysis provides an automated way of categorising f0…”
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Intonation contour similarity: f0 representations and distance measures compared to human perception in two languages by Kaland, Constantijn

“…Recently, cluster analysis on f0 contours has become a popular method in phonetic research. Cluster analysis provides an automated way of categorising f0…”
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Offline and online processing of acoustic cues to word stress in Papuan Malay by Kaland, Constantijn

“…The present study investigates to what extent acoustic cues to word stress facilitate both offline and online word processing in Papuan Malay. Previous…”
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Acoustic correlates of word stress in Papuan Malay by Kaland, Constantijn

“…•Acoustic measures show consistent evidence for word stress in Papuan Malay.•Trade Malay varieties potentially differ fundamentally with respect to their word…”
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When recall gets stressful: comparing Papuan Malay and German listeners' lexical storage of word stress by Kaland, Constantijn

“…Recent studies indicated that Papuan Malay, spoken in the Eastern provinces of Indonesia, has regular penultimate word stress. Only when schwa occurs in the…”
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Demarcating and highlighting in Papuan Malay phrase prosody by Kaland, Constantijn, Baumann, Stefan

“…Phrase-level prosody serves two essential functions in many languages of the world: chunking information into units (demarcating) and marking important…”
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The Attractiveness of Average Speech Rhythms: Revisiting the Average Effect From a Crosslinguistic Perspective by Kaland, Constantijn, Swerts, Marc

“…The current study investigates the average effect: the tendency for humans to appreciate an averaged (face, bird, wristwatch, car, and so on) over an…”
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Red and blue bananas: Time-series f0 analysis of contrastively focused noun phrases in Papuan Malay and Dutch by Kaland, Constantijn, Swerts, Marc, Himmelmann, Nikolaus P.

“…•Papuan Malay does not mark contrastive focus with f0 within noun phrases.•Time-series measures of f0 provide detailed insights into intonation…”
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Accounting for the listener: comparing the production of contrastive intonation in typically-developing speakers and speakers with autism by Kaland, Constantijn, Swerts, Marc, Krahmer, Emiel

“…The present research investigates what drives the prosodic marking of contrastive information. For example, a typically developing speaker of a Germanic…”
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White Bear Effects in Language Production: Evidence from the Prosodic Realization of Adjectives by Kaland, Constantijn, Krahmer, Emiel, Swerts, Marc

“…A central problem in recent research on speech production concerns the question to what extent speakers adapt their linguistic expressions to the needs of…”
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Perceiving incredulity: The role of intonation and facial gestures by Crespo Sendra, Verònica, Kaland, Constantijn, Swerts, Marc, Prieto, Pilar

“…► We analyze the interaction between facial gestures and intonation in the distinction between information-seeking and incredulity yes/no questions in two…”
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Audiovisual Correlates of Interrogativity: A Comparative Analysis of Catalan and Dutch by Borràs-Comes, Joan, Kaland, Constantijn, Prieto, Pilar, Swerts, Marc

“…Languages employ different strategies to mark an utterance as a polar (yes–no) question, including syntax, intonation and gestures. This study analyzes the…”
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On how accent distribution can signal speaker adaptation by Kaland, Constantijn, Krahmer, Emiel, Swerts, Marc

“…Some dialogues are perceived as running more smoothly than others. To some extent that impression could be related to how well speakers adapt their prosody to…”
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