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- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS classification C1.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS date "2023".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS language "eng".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS type conference.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS hasPart 01GVZ7NCQ40BBBNN4ZGB21HQCP.pdf.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS subject "Technology and Engineering".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS doi "10.1145/3568162.3578633".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS isbn "9781450399708".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS presentedAt urn:uuid:eb08c3ec-ba79-49af-88dc-192a99e8a2ec.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS abstract "The perception of audiovisual speech plays an important role in infants' first language acquisition and continues to be important for language understanding beyond infancy. Beyond that, the perception of speech and congruent lip motion supports language understanding for adults, and it has been suggested that second language learning benefits from audiovisual speech, as it helps learners distinguish speech sounds in the target language. In this paper, we study whether congruent audiovisual speech on a robot facilitates the learning of Japanese pronunciation. 27 native-Dutch speaking participants were trained in Japanese pronunciation by a social robot. The robot demonstrated 30 Japanese words of varying complexity using either congruent audiovisual speech, incongruent visual speech, or computer-generated audiovisual speech. Participants were asked to imitate the robot's pronunciation, recordings of which were rated by native Japanese speakers. Against expectation, the results showed that congruent audiovisual speech resulted in lower pronunciation performance than low-fidelity or incongruent speech. We show that our learners, being native Dutch speakers, are only very weakly sensitive to audiovisual Japanese speech which possibly explains why learning performance does not seem to benefit from audiovisual speech.".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS author 034899FA-C938-11E5-A139-C70DB5D1D7B1.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS author 74b2b3d1-0782-11ec-8e0e-d61de1051915.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS author 8A3BD710-C110-11E8-A453-F6F55607D3EF.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS author 96A0EF44-4919-11E5-AEE2-3F50B5D1D7B1.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS author aef6afaf-fedd-11eb-8836-8411b02771bc.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS author d11764b5-83b2-11ec-90d2-d674a55e7997.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS dateCreated "2023-03-20T10:03:44Z".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS dateModified "2024-12-12T17:38:38Z".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS name "Limitations of audiovisual speech on robots for second language pronunciation learning".
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS pagination urn:uuid:2befbfef-8255-46ec-9a1a-1b24e5a12e3a.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS publisher urn:uuid:2fcf95d3-fffa-4b14-83b4-c770df64f788.
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- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS sourceOrganization urn:uuid:6452da91-61af-471c-8622-3739c1189eab.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS sourceOrganization urn:uuid:e85a5232-9e38-48ce-9dc7-eccac06a1819.
- 01GVZ7K3P8TAE3E3E0VR8ERAAS type C1.