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shadowing

shadowing Shadowing is a task in which a person immediately repeats the same word or utterance they have just heard.

Shadowing is a task in which a person immediately repeats the same word or utterance they have just heard. In this context, it is used to study how closely speakers adapt their own pronunciation to the speech input.

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Drafting source: Sabev Mitko; Yuen Ivan; Andreeva Bistra; Möbius Bernd. Phonetic accommodation depends on processing conditions: evidence for task-dependent frequency effects. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1885387; article XML SHA-256 f478db2df4c1e67eae9683417174e7404bb23093f903a7b3427601ba4b106b7c. “Phonetic accommodation depends on processing conditions: evidence for task-dependent frequency effects” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1885387).
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