Abstract:In speech-on-speech listening experiments, some means for designating which talker is the “target” must be provided for the listener to perform better than chance. However, the relative strength of the segregation variables designating the target could affect the results of the experiment. Here, we examine the interaction of two source segregation variables—spatial separation and talker gender differences—and demonstrate that the relative strengths of these cues may affect the interpretation of the results. Pa… Show more
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