Alina Schulte (ESR 4)
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- 7. Improving integration of audio-visual speech cues in children with hearing impairment
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- 12. Multimodal communication among deaf and hearing interactants in the presence of sensory and communication asymmetries
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Neural correlates of audio-tactile speech perception
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Colibri
Hello Alina
I’m soryy I didn’t get the time to visit your poster this afternnon. I enjoyed your poster and presentation. I have a small question. I’m not sure I got it : is the tactile stimulation presented according to 2 different rhyhms ? and why ? Good luck for the next steps
Hi Cécile, thanks for your comment and your question. I have indeed 2 different tactile stimuli. One corresponds to the summed envelopes of low-frequency bands of the speech signal, while the other is the summed envelope of just white noise. The second one is not related to the speech and should serve as a control allowing me to compare speech processing of speech combined with an informative tactile vs. an uninformative tactile stimuli.