The Perception of Different Acoustic Stimuli as Being Identical Phonemes

question 41

Multiple Choice

The perception of different acoustic stimuli as being identical phonemes up to a point at which perception flips to perceive another phoneme is known as ______.

• A)the McGurk effect
• B)coarticulation
• C)speech resonance theory
• D)categorical perception

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