Elman, J. L. and McClelland, J. L (1988). Cognitive Penetration of the Mechanisms
of Perception: Compensation for coarticulation of lexically restored phonemes.,
Journal of Memory and Language 27,143-165.
Reading Questions:
- What
is the fundamental role of feedback in speech perception?
- In an
interactive activation model, what is the mechanism that instantiates
feedback?
- Why
isn’t the Ganong effect itself evidence for feedback?
- (optional)
Can you think of an alternative explanation that doesn’t involve feedback?
McGurk, H., and J. MacDonald. 1976. Hearing lips and
seeing voices. Nature 264:746-748.
- What
did McGurk and MacDonald manipulate?
- What
do these results suggest about the question of whether perception is
encapsulated or not?