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2019-11-04

Tucker, Benjamin V.

2019-05-01

Tucker, Benjamin V., Porretta, Vincent, Mukai, Yoichi

Spontaneous, casual speech is highly variable, in part due to reduction processes. Listeners handle these reductions in everyday communication; however, these forms present challenges for models of speech perception and lexical processing. Previous research has found that reaction times to...

2015-04-20

Podlubny, Ryan G., Geeraert, Kristina, Tucker, Benjamin V.

The present study explores the possibility of systematic acoustic differences that could be used to differentiate ‘homophones’. This study investigates productions of like in western Canadian English, focusing specifically on acoustic characteristics and whether they differ across multiple...

2015

Pollock, Karen, Tucker, Benjamin V., Mills, Timothy

Phonetics is an inherently lab-oriented topic, involving the investigation and analysis of speech data; but it is often taught in large sections with limited instructional time and other resources, so instructors are unable to engage in the deep interactive explorations of topics that would be...

2021-05-07

Tucker, Benjamin V.

This is an updated version of the MALD dataset. This new dataset almost doubles the total number of participants in the dataset, providing more responses per item. We have also updated the item data set to include a calculation of the phonotactic probability of all words and pseudowords and the...

2019-02-26

Tucker, Benjamin V.

These are the pseudoword stimuli for the Massive Auditory Lexical Decision database.

2017-02-01

Tucker, Benjamin V.

Data files from MALD1 - Massive Auditory Lexical Decision

2019-02-26

Tucker, Benjamin V.

These are the word stimuli for the Massive Auditory Lexical Decision database.

2017-06-01

Tucker, Benjamin V.

2021-03-09

Tucker, Benjamin V.