Exam 6: Audiovisual Speech Perception and Speechreading Training for Adults

Match each description with its term : -imitating or copying movements

Match each description with its term : -words that occur infrequently in everyday conversation

Lipreaders' eye gaze tends to shift to the talker's _________ at the end of an utterance.

Match each description with its term : -sits in clear view of a person who has hearing loss and silently repeats a talker's message as it is spoken

The term________ refers to an experiment in which discrepant auditory and visual speech were presented to participants, who sometimes perceived a third consonant that differed from the two syllables presented.

As a general rule,________ , the more difficult it will be to speechread.

What are the four features of the Mueller-Walle method of speechreading training?

Investigators have suggested that the best angle for speechreading is a frontal viewing angle, or _________degrees azimuth.

Males tend to be easier to lipread than females.

When seeking prosodic information about questions versus statements, lipreaders tend to focus more on the__________ face.

How do low levels of illumination affect speechreading performance, and how is the color of the speaker's skin relevant?

Match each description with its term : -the overlapping of articulatory and acoustic patterns resulting from the articulators anticipating production of a speech sound or feature

In the _________ Model, presentation of a spoken word activates a set of lexical candidates, which "compete" as a match for the incoming stimulus.

Match each description with its term : -relates to the perception of movement, position, and tension of body parts

Speechreading training appears to provide modest benefits.

Match each description with its term : -words that occur frequently in everyday conversation

The word pairs rise and rice and blind and mite are examples of __________.

Which of these words is a member of a sparse neighborhood?

Match each description with its term : -words that look identical on the mouth

Match each description with its term : -occurs when the response to a stimulus presented through one modality is augmented or modulated by another stimulus presented through a different modality