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Tone Timing: An Eye-Tracking Study of Dynamic F0 Integration in Spoken Word Recognition
To recognize words, listeners must map a temporally unfolding auditory input to representations at multiple levels. Typical accounts argue for immediate and incremental integration of asynchronous acoustic cues, such that each cue is used to partially update phonemic or lexical representations as s
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