ANSWER IN 1-2 SENTENCE MAXIMUM. A set of speech sounds can be created on a computer so that they differ in voice onset time in equal steps, and range from a clear, easy-to-understand "ba" at one end of the series to a clear, easy to understand "pa" at the other end of the series. a. Does this graph show categorical or continuous perception and WHY? b. Based on the graph, select a pair of sounds that are two steps apart along the series that would be judged the same in a same-different (discrimination) task. c. Supppose an experiment were conducted with a 4 month old infant with English speaking parents. Could this infant tell apart the sounds in part b? YES or NO only?
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ANSWER IN 1-2 SENTENCE MAXIMUM. A set of speech sounds can be created on a computer so that they differ in voice onset time in equal steps, and
a. Does this graph show categorical or continuous perception and WHY?
b. Based on the graph, select a pair of sounds that are two steps apart along the series that would be judged the same in a same-different (discrimination) task.
c. Supppose an experiment were conducted with a 4 month old infant with English speaking parents. Could this infant tell apart the sounds in part b? YES or NO only?
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