Jack Gandour
Biographic Data
| ID | 782565 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jack Gandour |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jack |
| FAMILY NAME | Gandour |
| SIGNATURE | GANDOUR J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Purdue University West Lafayette |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 110 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Effects of speaking rate on the Thai emphatic tone
Effects of speaking rate on the production of the Thai emphatic tone were investigated as a function of following tonal contexts. Stimuli consisted of bisyllabic adverbials elicited in a fixed syntactic and prosodic environment. Fundamental frequency (F0) and time-normalized, fitted, third-order polynomial curves were used to compare F0 height and slope characteristics of the tonal contours at each of 11 measurement locations between fast and slo…
Tonal coarticulation in Thai
The Effect of Adventitious Deafness on the Perception and Production of Voice Onset Time in Thai
The perception and production of voice onset time (VOT) was investigated in a Thai patient with an adventitious, profound sensorineural heating loss. Thai exhibits a three-category voicing distinction for bilabial (/b, p, p h /) and alveolar (/d, t, t h /) stops, and a two-category distinction for velar (/k, k h /) stops. VOT perception was measured in labeling responses to synthetic speech continua differing in VOT; VOT production was measured i…
Goose Latin
The acquisition of the voicing contrast in Thai
This paper reports on a cross-sectional acoustical investigation of the development of the voicing contrast in Thai word-initial stops. Voice onset time (VOT) productions associated with three bilabial stops (/b p p h /), three alveolar stops (/d t t h /), and two velar stops (/k k h /) were measured in seven 3-year-old children, seven 5-year-old children, seven 7-year-old children, and seven adults. Within each age group, differences in mean VOT…
Production of Syntactic Stress in Alaryngeal Speech
An acoustical investigation of syntactic stress in alaryngeal speech was undertaken. Measurements were made of fundamental frequency, relative intensity, vowel duration, and intersyllable duration from noun compounds and noun phrases spoken by four normal speakers, four esophageal speakers, four Blom-Singer tracheoesophageal speakers, four users of the Western Electric 5A electrolarynx, and one user of the Servox electrolarynx. Results indicated …
Production of intonation and contrastive stress in esophageal and tracheoesophageal speech
Evidence for the feature [diffuse]
The dissolution of numeral classifiers in Thai
The acquisition of numeral classifiers in Thai
Tone perception in Far Eastern languages
The pig dialogue
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Rule discovery in phonological acquisition
Menn has suggested that most early phonological rules have the effect of reducing the variety of the child's phonetic output forms. This proposal is compatible with the Interactionist–Discovery (I–D) theory of phonological acquisition. This paper presents one child's unique phonological rule which increases output variety and yet still yields a mismatch with the adult form. Evidence is presented which indicates that the rule was a stable and prod…
Case Study of a Thai Transcortical Motor Aphasic
This paper presents a case study of a 52-year-old right-handed Thai patient with clinical and pathoanatomic evidence of major infarction in the left frontal lobe. He was studied at 41⁄2 years poststroke with a Thai adaptation of the Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Exam and supplementary tests. His language characteristics included nonfluent spontaneous speech, good repetition and near-normal auditory language comprehension, similar to the syndrome call…
Perception of Syntactic Stress in Alaryngeal Speech
This project was a perceptual investigation of syntactic stress in alaryngeal speech. The ability to signal syntactic stress in American English was assessed by obtaining tape recordings of minimally differentiated noun compound-noun phrase pairs (e.g., GREENhouse vs. green HOUSE) from four normal and 16 laryngectomized speakers using four different types of alaryngeal speech. The recordings of these compounds and phrases were presented to 30 lis…
Perception of contrastive stress in alaryngeal speech
Influence of Postvocalic Consonants on Vowel Duration in Esophageal Speech
The durations of vowels preceding voiced-voiceless stops in utterances produced by three esophageal speakers and three normal speakers were measured. Vowels were significantly longer before voiced stops than before voiceless stops for both esophageal and normal speakers. For either postvocalic consonant environment, the average absolute durations of the vowels of the esophageal speakers were longer than those of the normal speakers. Speaker-group…
Counterfeit tones in the speech of Southern Thai bidialectals
Consonant types and tone in Siamese
Tone perception in Far Eastern languages
Tonal coarticulation in Thai
Consonant types and tone in Siamese
Counterfeit tones in the speech of Southern Thai bidialectals
Perception of Syntactic Stress in Alaryngeal Speech
This project was a perceptual investigation of syntactic stress in alaryngeal speech. The ability to signal syntactic stress in American English was assessed by obtaining tape recordings of minimally differentiated noun compound-noun phrase pairs (e.g., GREENhouse vs. green HOUSE) from four normal and 16 laryngectomized speakers using four different types of alaryngeal speech. The recordings of these compounds and phrases were presented to 30 lis…
Perception of contrastive stress in alaryngeal speech
Influence of Postvocalic Consonants on Vowel Duration in Esophageal Speech
The durations of vowels preceding voiced-voiceless stops in utterances produced by three esophageal speakers and three normal speakers were measured. Vowels were significantly longer before voiced stops than before voiceless stops for both esophageal and normal speakers. For either postvocalic consonant environment, the average absolute durations of the vowels of the esophageal speakers were longer than those of the normal speakers. Speaker-group…
Production of intonation and contrastive stress in esophageal and tracheoesophageal speech
The acquisition of numeral classifiers in Thai
Consonant types and tone in Siamese
Counterfeit tones in the speech of Southern Thai bidialectals
Influence of Postvocalic Consonants on Vowel Duration in Esophageal Speech
The durations of vowels preceding voiced-voiceless stops in utterances produced by three esophageal speakers and three normal speakers were measured. Vowels were significantly longer before voiced stops than before voiceless stops for both esophageal and normal speakers. For either postvocalic consonant environment, the average absolute durations of the vowels of the esophageal speakers were longer than those of the normal speakers. Speaker-group…
The pig dialogue
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Rule discovery in phonological acquisition
Menn has suggested that most early phonological rules have the effect of reducing the variety of the child's phonetic output forms. This proposal is compatible with the Interactionist–Discovery (I–D) theory of phonological acquisition. This paper presents one child's unique phonological rule which increases output variety and yet still yields a mismatch with the adult form. Evidence is presented which indicates that the rule was a stable and prod…
Case Study of a Thai Transcortical Motor Aphasic
This paper presents a case study of a 52-year-old right-handed Thai patient with clinical and pathoanatomic evidence of major infarction in the left frontal lobe. He was studied at 41⁄2 years poststroke with a Thai adaptation of the Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Exam and supplementary tests. His language characteristics included nonfluent spontaneous speech, good repetition and near-normal auditory language comprehension, similar to the syndrome call…
Perception of Syntactic Stress in Alaryngeal Speech
This project was a perceptual investigation of syntactic stress in alaryngeal speech. The ability to signal syntactic stress in American English was assessed by obtaining tape recordings of minimally differentiated noun compound-noun phrase pairs (e.g., GREENhouse vs. green HOUSE) from four normal and 16 laryngectomized speakers using four different types of alaryngeal speech. The recordings of these compounds and phrases were presented to 30 lis…
Perception of contrastive stress in alaryngeal speech
Tone perception in Far Eastern languages
The acquisition of numeral classifiers in Thai
Production of Syntactic Stress in Alaryngeal Speech
An acoustical investigation of syntactic stress in alaryngeal speech was undertaken. Measurements were made of fundamental frequency, relative intensity, vowel duration, and intersyllable duration from noun compounds and noun phrases spoken by four normal speakers, four esophageal speakers, four Blom-Singer tracheoesophageal speakers, four users of the Western Electric 5A electrolarynx, and one user of the Servox electrolarynx. Results indicated …
Production of intonation and contrastive stress in esophageal and tracheoesophageal speech
Evidence for the feature [diffuse]
The dissolution of numeral classifiers in Thai
The acquisition of the voicing contrast in Thai
This paper reports on a cross-sectional acoustical investigation of the development of the voicing contrast in Thai word-initial stops. Voice onset time (VOT) productions associated with three bilabial stops (/b p p h /), three alveolar stops (/d t t h /), and two velar stops (/k k h /) were measured in seven 3-year-old children, seven 5-year-old children, seven 7-year-old children, and seven adults. Within each age group, differences in mean VOT…
Goose Latin
The Effect of Adventitious Deafness on the Perception and Production of Voice Onset Time in Thai
The perception and production of voice onset time (VOT) was investigated in a Thai patient with an adventitious, profound sensorineural heating loss. Thai exhibits a three-category voicing distinction for bilabial (/b, p, p h /) and alveolar (/d, t, t h /) stops, and a two-category distinction for velar (/k, k h /) stops. VOT perception was measured in labeling responses to synthetic speech continua differing in VOT; VOT production was measured i…
Tonal coarticulation in Thai
Effects of speaking rate on the Thai emphatic tone
Effects of speaking rate on the production of the Thai emphatic tone were investigated as a function of following tonal contexts. Stimuli consisted of bisyllabic adverbials elicited in a fixed syntactic and prosodic environment. Fundamental frequency (F0) and time-normalized, fitted, third-order polynomial curves were used to compare F0 height and slope characteristics of the tonal contours at each of 11 measurement locations between fast and slo…
Linguistics (18 works) · Psychology (16 works) · Computer Science (14 works) · Phonetics and Phonology Research (14 works) · Speech recognition (10 works) · Speech Recognition and Synthesis (10 works) · Audiology (9 works) · Mathematics (8 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Physics (7 works)