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<b>Predicting </b><b>Phonological And Speaker-Related Information During Speech Comprehension (this paper is under review)</b>
Speech comprehension relies heavily on predictive processing, enabling listeners to predict upcoming information before it is heard. While extensive research has demonstrated predictive processing at the linguistic level, it remains unclear whether listeners also anticipate properties o
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