论文信息 - Planning speech: a picture's words worth.

Planning speech: a picture's words worth.

Abstract Ten adult speakers described 25 pictures depicting common scenes using both single long sentences and multiple short sentences. Reaction time to initiate speech was longer and fundamental voice frequency was higher at the beginning of single long sentences, indicative of speech planning. Analyses on pausing, syntax, and semantics provided further information about mental operations that accompany speaking.

R T Reagan | W E Cooper | C Soares

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