25.363, Qs: ''Taking the Lab to the Field'' references

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Subject: 25.363, Qs: ''Taking the Lab to the Field'' references

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Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2014 12:22:39
From: Doug Whalen [whalen at haskin.yale.edu]
Subject: ''Taking the Lab to the Field'' references

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For a review article on "Taking the Laboratory into the Field", we would appreciate citations (and offprints, if possible) of articles, by yourself or others on this topic. This includes such phonetic methods as palatography, articulometry, ultrasound, airflow, and other measures of articulation, as well psychological tests such as reaction time, eye tracking, electroencephalography, etc.  Any application of these techniques in situ are relevant.  We are excluding audio and video recording, unless they involve unusual techniques for elicitation (map task, toy task, etc.).  

Please send references to Doug Whalen (whalen at haskins.yale.edu) or Joyce McDonough (joyce.mcdonough at rochester.edu).  We need these by the end of February, 2014.
 

Linguistic Field(s): Language Documentation
                     Phonetics
                     Psycholinguistics






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