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connected discourse

connected discourse Connected discourse is spoken language at a broader, continuous level rather than isolated speech sounds or phonetic features.

Connected discourse is spoken language at a broader, continuous level rather than isolated speech sounds or phonetic features. In this packet, it is described as one level of psycholinguistic structure that can be perceived by watching a talking face.

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Drafting source: Files Benjamin T.; Tjan Bosco S.; Jiang Jintao; Bernstein Lynne E.. Visual speech discrimination and identification of natural and synthetic consonant stimuli. 2015; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00878; article XML SHA-256 e3212addd1f7cfa48f6fc3273e38fb0ddaae27a24d96b625c6d0af8aeb437fdc. “Visual speech discrimination and identification of natural and synthetic consonant stimuli” (10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00878).
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