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Phonemic Restoration: How Your Brain Fills in the Gaps

Phonemic Restoration: How Your Brain Fills in the Gaps

Introduction and Definitional Framework The Phonemic Restoration Effect (PRE) is a pivotal psycholinguistic phenomenon that profoundly illustrates the active, constructive nature of human speech perception. It is defined as the auditory illusion wherein a listener perceives a missing or obscured speech sound (a phoneme) as being clearly present and integral to the utterance, even though […]

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