The Variability of Oral Reading Rate

Gibbons, Edward W.; Winchester, Richard; Krebs, Donald F.

doi:10.1044/jshd.2305.591

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“…In studies on adaptation to DAF, it would be important to have control data on practice effects. Gibbons, Winchester, and Krebs (1958), used 10 200-word passages of equal difficulty which were read successively without a break by 5s wearing headphones. The rate of reading remained remarkably consistent throughout the 10 passages, no effect of prolongation of reading time being found.…”

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Delayed auditory feedback.

Yates¹

1963

Psychological Bulletin

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When S hears his own voice with a small time delay his speech may be seriously affected. The effects produced by delayed auditory feedback (DAF) include prolongation of vowels, repetition of consonants, increased intensity of utterance, and other articulatory changes. The significance of individual differences in susceptibility to DAF is considered in relation to personality and physiological characteristics. The technique may prove useful in the detection of auditory malingering and has possible implications for the understanding of stammering. The discussion relates the findings to models of speech control. Methodological problems and future research needs are outlined. (74 ref.)

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Section: Consistency Of Normal Reading Ratementioning

confidence: 99%