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Duration, vowel quality, and the rhythmic pattern of English by Lunden, Anya

“…Languages with binary stress systems frequently tolerate a stress lapse over the final two syllables, but almost none tolerate a word-initial stress lapse…”
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Phonetic measures of reduced tongue movement correlate with negative symptom severity in hospitalized patients with first-episode schizophrenia-spectrum disorders by Covington, Michael A, Lunden, S.L. Anya, Cristofaro, Sarah L, Wan, Claire Ramsay, Bailey, C. Thomas, Broussard, Beth, Fogarty, Robert, Johnson, Stephanie, Zhang, Shayi, Compton, Michael T

“…Abstract Background Aprosody, or flattened speech intonation, is a recognized negative symptom of schizophrenia, though it has rarely been studied from a…”
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The aprosody of schizophrenia: Computationally derived acoustic phonetic underpinnings of monotone speech by Compton, Michael T., Lunden, Anya, Cleary, Sean D., Pauselli, Luca, Alolayan, Yazeed, Halpern, Brooke, Broussard, Beth, Crisafio, Anthony, Capulong, Leslie, Balducci, Pierfrancesco Maria, Bernardini, Francesco, Covington, Michael A.

“…Acoustic phonetic methods are useful in examining some symptoms of schizophrenia; we used such methods to understand the underpinnings of aprosody. We…”
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Reanalyzing final consonant extrametricality: A proportional theory of weight by Lunden, Anya

“…Many languages, including Norwegian, exhibit CVC weight asymmetry, where CVC is heavy but behaves as light word-finally. This asymmetry is proposed to be…”
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Reanalyzing final consonant extrametricality by Lunden, Anya

“…Many languages, including Norwegian, exhibit CVC weight asymmetry, where CVC is heavy but behaves as light word-finally. This asymmetry is proposed to be…”
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Vowel-length contrasts and phonetic cues to stress: an investigation of their relation by Lunden, Anya, Campbell, Jessica, Hutchens, Mark, Kalivoda, Nick

“…The functional load hypothesis of Berinstein (1979) put forward the idea that languages which use a suprasegmental property (duration, F0) contrastively will…”
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S215. THE APROSODY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA: COMPUTATIONALLY DERIVED ACOUSTIC PHONETIC UNDERPINNINGS OF MONOTONE SPEECH by Compton, Michael, Pauselli, Luca, Lunden, Anya, Cleary, Sean, Alolayan, Yazeed, Halpern, Brooke, Broussard, Beth, Crisafio, Anthony, Capulong, Leslie, Balducci, Pierfrancesco, Bernardini, Francesco, Covington, Michael

“…Abstract Background Acoustic phonetics methods are useful in examining some symptoms of schizophrenia; we used such methods to understand the underpinnings of…”
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Associations of acoustically measured tongue/jaw movements and portion of time speaking with negative symptom severity in patients with schizophrenia in Italy and the United States by Bernardini, Francesco, Lunden, Anya, Covington, Michael, Broussard, Beth, Halpern, Brooke, Alolayan, Yazeed, Crisafio, Anthony, Pauselli, Luca, Balducci, Pierfrancesco M, Capulong, Leslie, Attademo, Luigi, Lucarini, Emanuela, Salierno, Gianfranco, Natalicchi, Luca, Quartesan, Roberto, Compton, Michael T

“…Abstract This is the first cross-language study of the effect of schizophrenia on speech as measured by analyzing phonetic parameters with sound spectrography…”
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