Year: 1996
Type: dissertation
Abstract: Al Experiment 1 165 Al.l Prétest A1.2 Main Experiment 1 Al Experiment 2 168 A2.1 Materials A3 Experiment 4 169 A 3.1 Pretest A3.2 Materials of Main Experiment 4 A3.3 Mean RTs per Set in Experiment 4 A4 Experiment 5 174 A4.1 Pretest A4.2 Materials of Main Experiment 5 A5 Experiment 6 176 A5.1 Pretest: Materials A5.2 Pretest: Results A5.3 Materials of Main Experiment 6 A6 Experiment 7 179 A6.1 Materials A7.1 Table of Experiments Ito 7 180 A7.2 Difference Scores from Pink Noise Baseline 180 A8 Experiments 8a,b 182 A8.1 Materials of the First Production Experiment (8a) A8.2 Materials of the First Perception Experiment (8b) A8.3 Results for the Voiced Responses ('d' -(4)+(5)) A8.4 Reanalysis of the Responses to Items Judged as Encliticized A9 Experiments 9a,b 185 A9.1 Materials of the Second Production Experiment (9a) A9.2 Materials of the Second Perception Experiment (9b) A9.3 Results for the Voiced Responses ('d' -(4)+(5)) A9.4 Example for a Segmented Speechwave APPENDIX B: TESTS OF SIMPLE EFFECTS SAMENVATTING vii at the right moments in time and for his support.Antje Meyer intensively and excellently fed me, the theoretical linguist, with experimental psychology and statistics.As my co-promotor, she carefully read every paper I wrote and always had time to discuss things and came up with many suggestions and critical questions.Co-operating with Antje was both effective and fun.Herbert Baumann and John Nagengast provided valuable technical support for the experiments, Christa Hausmann-Jamin kept the system running, and Ad Verbunt helped optimizing the equipment for writing and printing.Thanks also to the other people from the technical group who were always willing to help, and Richard Piepenbrock of "CELEX".Nora van Eenennaam and especially Paul Verleg called more than 800 participants -I think Paul lost some nanometers of skin dialing all those telephone numbers.Moreover, while waiting at Paul's reception desk for the participants to come (or not to come ...), I learned -between two incoming phone calls -quite a lot about Dutch language, people, history and geography over the years.
Author: Marcus Baumann
Language: English
Subfield: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W104739738