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  1. The relationship between melody and prosody: perception and production capabilities of musicians and non-musicians

    … and inflections resulting in melody and prosody, respectively. Previous research has demonstrated that musicians are more successful than non-musicians at detecting pitch errors in speech and melody. These results are often due to extensive musical training beginning at an early age. In …

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  2. Perception of prosody by cochlear implant recipients

    … which speech features support successful perception in noise in NH listeners could provide insight into the difficulty that CI listeners experience in background noise. One set of speech features that has not been thoroughly investigated with regard to its noise immunity is prosody. …

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  3. Prosody production and perception with conversational speech

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