Inter-trial formant variability in speech production is actively controlled but does not affect subsequent adaptation to a predictable formant perturbation

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Even for upper limb movements, however, the generalizability and interpretation of this single study remain unclear (He et_al, 2016; Singh et_al, 2016; Murillo et_al, 2017; Sternad, 2018; van der Vliet et_al, 2018). To start investigating speech variability with such experimental methods, it is possible to adapt an approach taken in upper limb studies that magnified or attenuated visual feedback errors by a certain ratio (van Beers, 2009; Wong et_al, 2009; Patton et_al, 2013; van der Kooij et_al, 2015). Various studies also examined production variability in relation to aspects of perception, but quantified variability across . . .

 



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