Language-Specificity in the Perception of Paralinguistic Intonational Meaning

This study examines the perception of paralinguistic intonational meanings deriving from Ohala's Frequency Code (Experiment 1) and Gussenhoven's Effort Code (Experiment 2) in British English and Dutch. Native speakers of British English and Dutch listened to a number of stimuli in their na...

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Published in:	Language and speech Vol. 47; no. 4; pp. 311 - 349
Main Authors:	Chen, Aoju, Gussenhoven, Carlos, Rietveld, Toni
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	London, England SAGE Publications 01.12.2004 Kingston Press Services Sage Publications Ltd. (UK) Sage Publications Ltd
Subjects:	Adult Attitudes Auditory Perception Auditory Stimuli British English Descriptive studies and applied theories Dutch Dutch language Emotions Energy English Female Foreign Countries Humans Indo European Languages Information Content Intonation Language Language Patterns Language usage Languages Linguistics Listeners Listening Listening Comprehension Male Meaning Middle Aged Native language Native Speakers Netherlands Paralinguistics Personality Traits Phonetics Pitch Pitch Perception Psycholinguistics Self Esteem Semantics Sensory perception Speakers Speech Speech Acoustics Speech Perception Speeches Stimuli Stimulus United Kingdom United Kingdom Netherlands gradience language-specificity intonational meaning perception pitch range Intonation English Paralinguistics Affectivity Phonetics Height Auditory perception
ISSN:	0023-8309, 1756-6053
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