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Lab Meeting, Autumn 2015, Week 3

Awe- and Aw-inspiring readings (or just stuff you think deserves a mention)

** REMINDER: Talk about Hong Kong

Met with Chigusa and Maryam about attack plan for writing the rest of the review paper on sociophonetic inferences in speech perception.
Wrote/revised the first few sections of the review paper on sociophonetic inferences in speech perception.
Updated/redesigned my vitae
Corresponded with Linda about getting a web-based framework in place for expanding on Bradlow & Bent (2008). Identified stimulus materials for a follow up study that investigates whether the likelihood of generalizing accent adaptation from any single talker to any other talker with the same accent is determined by the pair-wise similarity between those two talkers (given various measures of "similarity").
Met with undergrads in BCS 206 about replication of Clarke and Garrett (2004) -- w. Florian and Zach
Met with Esteban to learn about programming MTurk experiments.

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+. '''Corresponded''' with Linda about getting a web-based framework in place for expanding on Bradlow & Bent (2008). '''Identified''' stimulus materials for a follow up study that investigates whether the likelihood of generalizing accent adaptation from any single talker to any other talker with the same accent is determined by the pair-wise similarity between those two talkers (given various measures of "similarity").