The effect of face orientation on audiovisual speech integration in infancy: An electrophysiological study
Magdalena Szmytke,
Dianna Ilyka,
Joanna Duda‐Goławska
et al.
Abstract:Humans pay special attention to faces and speech from birth, but the interplay of developmental processes leading to specialization is poorly understood. We investigated the effects of face orientation on audiovisual (AV) speech perception in two age groups of infants (younger: 5‐ to 6.5‐month‐olds; older: 9‐ to 10.5‐month‐olds) and adults. We recorded event‐related potentials (ERP) in response to videos of upright and inverted faces producing /ba/ articulation dubbed with auditory syllables that were either m… Show more
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