Emily Shroads
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Mallikarjun A, Shroads E, Newman R
Anim Cogn
. 2024 Apr;
27(1):34.
PMID: 38625429
Humans have an impressive ability to comprehend signal-degraded speech; however, the extent to which comprehension of degraded speech relies on human-specific features of speech perception vs. more general cognitive processes...
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Mallikarjun A, Shroads E, Newman R
Anim Cogn
. 2022 Sep;
26(2):451-463.
PMID: 36064831
Studies have shown that both cotton-top tamarins as well as rats can discriminate between two languages based on rhythmic cues. This is similar to the capabilities of young infants, who...
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Mallikarjun A, Shroads E, Newman R
Anim Cogn
. 2020 Oct;
24(3):419-431.
PMID: 33052544
Consonants and vowels play different roles in speech perception: listeners rely more heavily on consonant information rather than vowel information when distinguishing between words. This reliance on consonants for word...
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Newman R, Morini G, Shroads E, Chatterjee M
J Acoust Soc Am
. 2020 May;
147(4):2432.
PMID: 32359241
The ability to recognize speech that is degraded spectrally is a critical skill for successfully using a cochlear implant (CI). Previous research has shown that toddlers with normal hearing can...
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Mallikarjun A, Shroads E, Newman R
Anim Cogn
. 2019 Mar;
22(3):423-432.
PMID: 30848384
Like humans, canine companions often find themselves in noisy environments, and are expected to respond to human speech despite potential distractors. Such environments pose particular problems for young children, who...