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The effect of reduction and orthographic consistency in an auditory repetition task
Pupillometry-based measurement of L1 and L2 fluency: Pupil dilation as a proxy for cognitive fluency
The role of fluency and rhythm in the assessment of task delivery
Durational variability of spontaneous and read speech: Comparison between English and Japanese
Durational variability of spontaneous and read speech: Comparison between English and Japanese
Massive Auditory Lexical Decision
The role of phonology-to-orthography consistency in predicting the degree of pupil dilation induced in processing reduced and unreduced speech
Nihongo Kikusasaizu: A web-based audiovisual resource for teaching and learning Japanese
Production and perception of reduced speech and the role of phonological-orthographic consistency
Reduced flaps in English processed by non-native speakers
Investigating the comprehension and perception of reduced speech with pupillary response
The effect of phonological-orthographic consistency and phonetic reduction in spoken word recognition
The time-course of recognition of reduced Japanese words: Evidence from pupillometry with a Go-NoGo task
Comparing the time courses of lexical processes in L1 and L2 word recognition: A lexical decision eye tracking study with Japanese-English bilinguals
Does reduction influence the effect of phonological-orthographic consistency? Insights from pupillometry
Cross-linguistic similarity effects in L1 and L2 word recognition
The phonological-orthographic consistency effect on reduced word forms in Japanese: Evidence from pupillometry with a delayed naming task
The effect of phonological-orthographic consistency on the processing of reduced and citation forms of Japanese words: Evidence from pupillometry
Rhythm and fluency: Durational variability as a perceptual correlate of fluency in L2 speech
Phonetic variability of nasals and voiced stops in Japanese
The effect of phonological-orthographic consistency on the processing of reduced and citation forms of Japanese words: Evidence from pupillometry
Acquisition of L2 Japanese rhythm: How does durational variability change over time?
Pupillometry and processing of morphologically complex words
The phonetic reduction of nasals and voiced stops in Japanese across speech styles
What big eyes you have: Pupillary response to reduced speech
Pupil response as a processing measure of morphologically (pseudo) complex words
Comparison of timing patterns between read and spontaneous speech in Japanese, English, and L2 English using rhythm metrics