Lipreading

Known as: Lip Readings, Readings, Lip, Speechreading

The process by which an observer comprehends speech by watching the movements of the speaker's lips without hearing the speaker's voice.

National Institutes of Health

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2005

The human face is used to regulate the conversation by gazing or nodding, to interpret what has been said by lip reading, and to…

Review

1996

Review

1996

Speechreading by Humans.- Psychology of Human Speechreading.- Word Recognition in Speechreading.- Children with Hearing Loss…

1989

The purpose of the present thesis was threefold. First, to study perceptual and cognitive correlates to individual differences in…

1988

1986

Variations in voice fundamental frequency were extracted from naturally produced speech samples and transmitted to an…

1984

Due to the inherent differences in oral-aural and visual-manual languages, particularly the mediums through which they are…

1982

Twelve deaf and 12 normally hearing subjects participated in the present study. The deaf subjects, who had acquired their…

1982

Tests of lipreading are valuable in many applications, particularly with hearing impaired people. Desirable properties of such a…

1979

1971

Two talkers with normal hearing and speech presented with voice 240 common nouns (80 monosyllables, 80 trochees, 80 spondees) to…