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Listeners consider alternative speaker productions in discourse comprehension and memory: Evidence from beat gesture and pitch accenting
Abstract
Cues to emphasis, such as beat gesture and contrastive pitch accenting, play an important role in constraining what comprehenders remember from a discourse. One possibility is that these cues are used in a purely bottom-up manner in which additional attention is devoted to emphasized material. Another possibility is that comprehenders use top-down expectations of what cues might be expected in the current communicative context, such that the...
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Title
Listeners consider alternative speaker productions in discourse comprehension and memory: Evidence from beat gesture and pitch accenting
Published Date
Jun 18, 2019
Journal
Volume
47
Issue
8
Pages
1515 - 1530
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