August 6, 2025

Speech Motor Control is Not Sequestered from General Auditory Processes

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Experiments show speech perception affects speech production in various contexts, suggesting broader perception-production dynamics.

Speech production is influenced by speech perception, highlighting a link between the two processes.
Contexts rich in articulatory-phonetic information impact both perception and the acoustic output of speech.
Experiments reveal that nonspeech sounds can influence speech production through perceptual context effects.
Findings encourage broader models of speech motor control that include influences from auditory processes.

Thorburn et al. (2025) studied this question.

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