Prosody, Intonation, and Vocal Affect Recognition Cross-Linguistic Populations
This study measures acoustic properties of emotional vocalizations and listener accuracy in identifying emotions from speech across speakers and listeners from different language and cultural backgrounds. Results determine whether vocal emotion markers are language-universal or phonologically and culturally constrained.
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