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On the Complex Regulating the Voiced-Voiceless Distinction II

I.H. Slis, Antonie Cohen

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An investigation is described of the perceptual and acoustical differences between voiceless and voiced consonants in Dutch. The experiments reported included synthesized, normal and whispered spee...

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An investigation is described of the perceptual and acoustical differences between voiceless and voiced consonants in Dutch. The experiments reported included synthesized, normal and whispered spee...

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An investigation is described of the perceptual and acoustical differences between voiceless and voiced consonants in Dutch. The experiments reported included synthesized, normal and whispered spee...

Key concepts: Perception, Psychology, Linguistics, Voice, Communication, Audiology, Cognitive psychology, Acoustics

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