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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Dec 17.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Rev. 2011 Apr;118(2):219–246. doi: 10.1037/a0022325

Table 4.

Summary of the 9 cues that were relatively invariant with respect to speaker and vowel as well as four non-invariant cues that were included because they provided the best information about place of articulation in non-sibilants. R2 are change statistics taken from analyses presented in Section 2.

Cue Cue for Context Effects
MaxPF Place in sibilants (R2=.504) Speaker: Moderate (R2=.084)
Vowel: n.s.
DURF Voicing (R2=.40) Speaker: Large (R2=.16)
Vowel: Small (R2=.021)
RMSF Sibilance (R2=.419) Speaker: Moderate (R2=.081)
Vowel: n.s.
F3AMPF Place in sibilants (R2=.44)
Sibilance (R2=.24)
Speaker: Moderate (R2=.07)
Vowel: Small (R2=.028)
F5AMPF Sibilance (R2=.39) Speaker: Moderate (R2=.07)
Vowel: Small (R2=.012)
LF Voicing (R2=.48) Speaker: Moderate (R2=.11)
Vowel: Small (R2=.004)
M1 Place in sibilants (R2=.55) Speaker: Moderate (R2=.122)
Vowel: n.s.
M2 Sibilance (R2=.44)
Place in sibilants (R2=.34)
Speaker: Small (R2=.036)
Vowel: n.s.
M3 Place in sibilants (R2=.37) Speaker: Moderate (R2=.064)
Vowel: n.s.
Non-invariant cues to place in non-sibilants
F4 Place in non-sibilants (R2=.083) Speaker: Large (R2=.43)
Vowel: Small (R2=.05)
F5 Place in non-sibilants (R2=.082) Speaker: Large (R2=.29)
Vowel: Small (R2=.045)
M3trans Place in non-sibilants (R2=.061) Speaker: Small (R2=.029)
Vowel: Moderate (R2=.079)
M4trans Place in non-sibilants (R2=.062) Speaker: Small(R2=.031)
Vowel: Small (R2=.069)