The effects of delayed auditory feedback depend on both the rhythm and content of the feedback signal
Purpose Delayed auditory feedback (DAF) has long been known to disrupt fluent speech, yet the underlying mechanisms remain a matter of debate. Some have hypothesized that interference occurs because of asynchronous sensory and motor rhythms, independent of the specific content of auditory inputs. The goal of this study...
J. Bohland, Alexander Ocampo, Caitlin A. Lassige et al.
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