Coarticulation - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Two types of coarticulation - ANSWER-anticipatory retentive Anticipatory (forward) coarticulation - ANSWER-earlier sounds are influenced by a later sound . ex: spoon which causes /s/ to lip round. Retentive (backward) coarticulation - ANSWER-later sounds are influenced by an earlier one. ex: no causes /o/ to be nasalized. Acoustic parameters that may change when a word is stressed: - ANSWER-fundamental frequency intensity duration relaxed vs clear speech - ANSWER-We adjust how ...

USU COMD 5070 - Exam #3Suprasegmental Properties - correct answer •speech sound aka segment •SS properties apply to whole utterances, features of speech beyond single segment •speech sounds seldom produced in isolation, not INVARIANT - sound varies, influenced by: Coarticulation - correct answer •boundaries blurred, neighboring sounds affect prod •each segment has 'specifications', may 'flavor' neighbor (e.g., lip rounding, velar lowering) Coarticulation in 2 directions: -...

CALT Exam coarticulation - ANSWER the ability to overlap several phonemes anaphora - ANSWER pronouns or articles used to refer to something already mentioned appositive - ANSWER ...

CALT Exam Exam Study Questions with COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (LATEST) coarticulation - CORRECT ANSWER the ability to overlap several phonemes anaphora - CORRECT ANSWER pronouns or articles used to refer to something already mentioned appositive - CORRECT ANSWER a noun or noun phrase placed after a noun to describe it more fully model involves two-way connection between context and meaning, and two way connections between orthography and phonology - CORRECT ANSWER Rumelhart and Seidenberg...

CALT Exam Exam Study Questions with COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (LATEST) coarticulation - CORRECT ANSWER the ability to overlap several phonemes anaphora - CORRECT ANSWER pronouns or articles used to refer to something already mentioned appositive - CORRECT ANSWER a noun or noun phrase placed after a noun to describe it more fully model involves two-way connection between context and meaning, and two way connections between orthography and phonology - CORRECT ANSWER Rumelhart and Seidenberg...

CALT Exam Exam Study Questions with COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (LATEST) coarticulation - CORRECT ANSWER the ability to overlap several phonemes anaphora - CORRECT ANSWER pronouns or articles used to refer to something already mentioned appositive - CORRECT ANSWER a noun or noun phrase placed after a noun to describe it more fully model involves two-way connection between context and meaning, and two way connections between orthography and phonology - CORRECT ANSWER Rumelhart and Seidenberg...

CALT Exam Exam Study Questions with COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (LATEST) coarticulation - CORRECT ANSWER the ability to overlap several phonemes anaphora - CORRECT ANSWER pronouns or articles used to refer to something already mentioned appositive - CORRECT ANSWER a noun or noun phrase placed after a noun to describe it more fully model involves two-way connection between context and meaning, and two way connections between orthography and phonology - CORRECT ANSWER Rumelhart and Seidenberg...

Two types of coarticulation - ANSWER-anticipatory retentive Anticipatory (forward) coarticulation - ANSWER-earlier sounds are influenced by a later sound . ex: spoon which causes /s/ to lip round. Retentive (backward) coarticulation - ANSWER-later sounds are influenced by an earlier one. ex: no causes /o/ to be nasalized. Acoustic parameters that may change when a word is stressed: - ANSWER-fundamental frequency intensity duration relaxed vs clear speech - ANSWER-We adjust how ...

Another term for Speech Sound ~ Segment Suprasegmental Properties (2) ~ Features of speech that go beyond the production of a single segment ~ Apply to whole utterances Invariance ~ The notion that a sound doesn't stray or Vary Coarticulation (4) ~ Also known as Coproduction ~ Sounds influence one another because each sound has specific features. If you record each speech separately and play it all back together it wouldn't be very convincing. ~ The boundaries for each sound become blurred ...

Phonemes - Speech Sounds Blending - Two or more individual phonemes together Onsets and Rimes - Phonograms and word families like -ack, -ide, -ay Which is easier short vowels or long vowels? - Short vowels CVC Words - Consonant-vowel-consonant Words EX: Cat, Rat, Pit Six most common types of syllables - Closed, open, VCe, vowel team, r-controlled, and C-le Coarticulation - Vocalizing words involving a series of unconscious continued, voiced, unvoiced, and stop sounds. Words may be distort...