Matthew Winn
@matt_with_ears
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Scientist, educator, audiologist, data viz enthusiast. AuD, PhD. Fan of transparent variable names. Professor at the U of MN
Minneapolis, MN
Joined March 2020
Want Praat tutorial videos? .Learn helpful tools and how to make continua of fricatives and VOT. For experienced phoneticians out there: the good useful stuff begins around video #6, when I lost grip on reality (social isolation hurts). Full playlist:.
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RT @ASHAJournals: When a person with a cochlear implant expends extra effort to fill in a missing word using context, it’s virtually imposs….
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RT @AlanMCole: I think one of the most underrated bits of social science wisdom is this:. "After controlling for SES" actually means "after….
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the main theme of this paper as an image:.(more relevant than the auto-image of participant ages)
The Effort of Repairing a Misperceived Word Can Impair Perception of Following Words, Especially for Listeners With Cochlear Implants
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RT @AriDrennen: Fox News guest says trans athletes are "a nonissue that we've made a political issue"
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RT @DrBenKatz: I adore shepherding students through their first papers. We discuss academic norms for how to argue, write, and edit. Postin….
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Carried the Gopher hockey magic right into my own game with 1G, 1A and post-game bling 😆
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this frog call down at the pond, with 18 Hz modulation of three harmonics sweeping from 1070 to 1200 Hz 🐸
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people with cochlear implants show more carryover effort from one utterance to the next, which would impair flowing conversation. Importantly, the amount of carryover effort was not predictable just based on the listener’s percent-correct score!
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Mentally fixing a word that you missed can lead to missing the next thing the talker says. This is a common problem for people who have hearing loss, but is ignored by audiological testing. Check out our new open-access paper on this topic here! .
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RT @andpru: In academia, finding efficiency means having the highest earners do more data entry.
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RT @storywithdata: Like to learn via video? From tool tips to graph & slide design to presenting powerfully—you'll find many ways to build….
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When a talker repeats the same vowel sequence 34 times in quick succession, a good phonetician simply can’t let that opportunity pass. I present to you: the definitive acoustic analysis of @AriMelber 's pronunciation of "guilty"
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