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Does perceptual learning for segmental phonotactics generalize across talkers?

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Jeremy Steffman *
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Megha Sundara
DOI:10.1016/j.jml.2026.104731delete
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• Listeners generalize perceptual learning for biphone phonotactics between talkers. • Generalization is not increased when multiple talkers evidence a biphone pattern. • Generalization is stronger between two more-similar talkers. • Listeners do not track talker-specific biphone distributions. • Instead, their learning suggests aggregation over talkers.
Keywords:
Speech perception
Perceptual learning
Phonotactics
Talker adaptation
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