Comparison of the effects of delayed auditory feedback on speech and key tapping

Richard Allen Chase; Seth Harvey; Susan Standfast; Isabelle Rapin; Samuel Sutton

Comparison of the effects of delayed auditory feedback on speech and key tapping

Richard Allen Chase, Seth Harvey, Susan Standfast, Isabelle Rapin, Samuel Sutton

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Abstract

Delaying the return of a speaker's vocal output to his ears (the auditory feedback) radically changes his speech (1). The present report concerns the effect of delayed auditory feedback on simple key-tapping tasks. Evidence is presented which indicates that changes in speech and key tapping under delayed auditory feedback are analogous.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	903-904
Number of pages	2
Journal	Science
Volume	129
Issue number	3353
State	Published - 1959
Externally published	Yes

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