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A kinematic study of critical and non-critical articulators in emotional speech production

Kim et al., 2015

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16372518492717562216
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Kim J
Toutios A
Lee S
Narayanan S
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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This study explores one aspect of the articulatory mechanism that underlies emotional speech production, namely, the behavior of linguistically critical and non-critical articulators in the encoding of emotional information. The hypothesis is that the possible larger …
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