EPISODIC ENCODING OF VOICE ATTRIBUTES AND RECOGNITION MEMORY FOR SPOKEN WORDS
EPISODIC ENCODING OF VOICE ATTRIBUTES AND RECOGNITION MEMORY FOR SPOKEN WORDS
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DOI:
10.1037/0278-7393.19.2.309
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发表时间:
1993-03-01
影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
PISONI, DB
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作者:
PALMERI, TJ;GOLDINGER, SD;PISONI, DB
Recognition memory for spoken words was investigated with a continuous recognition memory task. Independent variables were number of intervening words (lag) between initial and subsequent presentations of a word, total number of talkers in the stimulus set, and whether words were repeated in the same voice or a different voice. In Experiment 1, recognition judgments were based on word identity alone. Same-voice repetitions were recognized more quickly and accurately than different-voice repetitions at all values of lag and at all levels of talker variability. In Experiment 2, recognition judgments were based on both word identity and voice identity. Subjects recognized repeated voices quite accurately. Gender of the talker affected voice recognition but not item recognition. These results suggest that detailed information about a talker's voice is retained in long-term episodic memory representations of spoken words.