CVC 15
Liam McGunnigle and Philippe Aigner-Therrien attended CVC 15 at the University of Toronto.
Ben has successfully defended his MA thesis and will be moving on to his PhD in the fall! Congratulations Ben!
Congratulations Benjamin Crawford! Read More »
Have you ever found yourself taking on aspects of someone else’s pronunciation after listening to them speak? This phenomenon, known as phonetic imitation, is one of the main areas of research in our lab.
Do people who imitate more also perceive imitation better? Read More »
Which listening task is better at detecting phonetic imitation? Have you ever found yourself taking on aspects of someone else’s
Imitation Perception Tasks – 4IAX vs AXB Read More »
Lisa Sullivan attended HISPhonCog and presented a poster with her research on gender-based sound symbolism in Korean names.
ELRH is proud to be able to say that our members volunteered, helped organize, and presented posters at LabPhon20!