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100			_aSaransh Jain
245		2	_aA study on the role of temporal integration of VOT, vowel length and noise in the perception of bilabial stops
260			_bAll India Institute of Speech and Hearing _c2014
270			_aJSS Institute of Speech and Hearing
270			_msaranshavi@gmail.com
300			_a51-58
490			_vVolume 33
520			_aThe present study aimed at investigating the role of temporal integration of voice onset time (VOT), vowel length and noise in the perception of bi- labial stop consonants. For this purpose, a 9 point continuum of voiced to voiceless sound was constructed in a synthetic speech token and each point along the continuum was associated with long and short vowel separately. The stimuli were presented to 30 normal hearing individuals in quiet and noisy situation. Categorical perception was assessed for the identication of perceptual boundary and the reaction time task. The results revealed that vowel length had signicant eect on perception of bilabial stop voicing only in quiet but not in noisy situations. Thus, it was concluded that temporal integration of VOT and vowel length are important cues in quiet situation, but in the presence of noise, individuals ap-pear to use some other cues to perceive voicing of bilabial stop
653			_aTemporal Integration, Voicing, Categorical Perception, Vowel Length, VOT
700			_aNataraja, N P
700			_aSudha P Nair
773			_aJournal of All India Institute of Speech & Hearing
856			_uhttp://192.168.102.7/jaiish/index.php/aiish/article/view/780/472
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