audiovisual integration

Assessing the effect of beat gestures on the perception of lexical stress in full Spanish utterances
In everyday communication, interlocutors typically both hear and see each other. The auditory and visual modalities interact in speech …
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Beat gestures facilitate lexical access in quiet and degraded speech
peakers often produce simple up-and-down flicks of the hands, called beat gestures, that are carefully timed with speech. On the …
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A gradient effect of hand beat timing on spoken word recognition
Visual cues play a key role in speech perception. Beat gestures (i.e., simple up-and-down hand movements) usually co-occur with …
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Beat gestures made by human-like avatars affect speech perception
In face-to-face communication, several visual cues support speech perception. Even the timing of simple up-and-down flicks of the hand, …
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Effect of auditory cues to lexical stress on the visual perception of gestural timing
Speech is often accompanied by gestures. Since beat gestures—simple non-referential up-and-down hand movements—frequently co-occur with …
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How to test gesture-speech integration in ten minutes
Human conversations are inherently multimodal, including auditory speech, visual articulatory cues, and hand gestures. Recent studies …
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Test-retest reliability of audiovisual lexical stress perception after >1.5 years
In natural communication, we typically both see and hear our conversation partner. Speech comprehension thus requires the integration …
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