Audiovisual Perception of Spanish Lexical Stress

In this study, we further our understanding of the manual McGurk Effect – the notion that the timing of non-referential “beat” gestures can act as a visual cue to prominence, biasing the perception and subsequent discrimination of lexical stress minimal pairs that have been manipulated to be auditorily ambiguous.

In this collection, you will find the various scripts that were used for audio and audiovisual stimuli creation, the raw data from the audio-only pretest that was used to select the final audio stimuli as well as the raw data from the audiovisual 2-AFC task, as well as the R scripts used for data analysis.

This work was supported by an ERC Starting Grant [PI: H.R.B.] (HearingHands, 101040276) under the Horizon Europe program from the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Council. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. Further financial support was received from the Centre for Language Studies at Radboud University (Small Research Grant 023) awarded to L.V.M.

本研究旨在深化对手动麦格克效应（manual McGurk Effect）的认知——该效应指无指代性“击打”手势的时序可作为视觉凸显线索，对经处理后产生听觉歧义的词汇重音极小对的感知与后续辨别形成偏向。
本数据集包含用于制作音频及音视频刺激材料的各类脚本、用于筛选最终音频刺激的纯听觉预实验原始数据、音视频二择一迫选任务（2-AFC task）的原始数据，以及用于数据分析的R脚本（R scripts）。
本研究获欧盟地平线欧洲（Horizon Europe）计划下的欧洲研究理事会（European Research Council, ERC）启动基金资助[项目负责人：H.R.B.]（项目名称：HearingHands，项目编号：101040276）。需说明的是，本文所表达的观点仅代表作者本人，未必反映欧盟或欧洲研究理事会的立场，欧盟及资助机构不对本文观点承担任何责任。本研究同时获拉德堡德大学语言研究中心颁发的小型研究基金（编号：023）资助，受赠人为L.V.M.