Creating novel phonetic representations across varying communication settings (A02)

在言语中，偏离音素、音节或更大单位的规范实现是非常常见的。A02旨在通过实验生产研究和心理语言学和计算建模来了解此类生产过程中所涉及的创造性灵活性。我们将研究是否以及如何创造性地构建语音形式可以有选择地引发和建模在不同的互动和语言环境，测试语音编码的双路帐户的假设。该项目还依赖于一个假设，即顺利的语音输出的规划只能通过抽象的语言和具体的运动规划之间的密切互动来实现。

In speech, deviations from canonical realisations of phonemes, syllables or larger units are very common. A02 aims to understand the creative flexibility of the processes involved in such productions via experimental production studies and psycholinguistic and computational modelling. We will investigate whether and how creatively constructed phonetic forms can be selectively elicited and modelled in different interactive and linguistic contexts, testing hypotheses of the dual-route account of phonetic encoding. The project also rests on the hypothesis that the planning of smooth speech output can only be achieved through close interaction between abstract linguistic and concrete motor planning.