UC Berkeley PhonLab Annual Report

eScholarship stats: History by Item for June through September, 2024

Item	Title	Total requests	2024-09	2024-08	2024-07	2024-06
7f6332bh	The Production and Perception of a Lesbian Speech Style	630	362	89	88	91
3hr9r9cd	What is Phonological Typology?	345	60	98	66	121
1sr5f98x	Tone: Is it Different?	263	54	68	66	75
2q6685k5	Phonetics and Phonology of Urhobo	255	39	83	67	66
4w84m8k4	A Survey of English Vowel Spaces of Asian American Californians	214	42	69	50	53
2zn6n546	Universals in Phonology	207	56	67	48	36
5k679575	1.5 Generation Korean Americans: Consonant and Vowel Production of Two Late Childhood Arrivals	160	40	43	41	36
9n00618c	Articulatory Variation of the Alveolar Tap and Implications for Sound Change	158	36	44	46	32
2fc6x1ph	Speaker Normalization in Speech Perception	153	32	42	41	38
2m45t9xj	Bantu Tone Overview	148	38	52	31	27
19n0c4m4	Correlating Complexity: A Typological Approach	147	28	48	41	30
16c753jz	Vocal Tract Length Normalization	136	27	34	48	27
2hs4v5wt	Phonetic vs. Phonological Lengthening in Affricates	130	30	33	35	32
0p18z2s3	Acoustic and Auditory Phonetics, 3rd Edition -- Chapter 5	126	13	26	50	37
6hc5k2zq	Audio-visual Factors in Stop Debuccalization in Consonant Sequences	126	22	42	32	30
47p2w2p0	How Autosegmental is Phonology?	125	24	30	32	39
1hs7h769	Closure Duration and VOT of Word-initial Voiceless Plosives in English in Spontaneous Connected Speech	124	30	31	31	32
9601x7vt	Low-frequency Fourier Analysis of Speech Rhythm	121	20	41	29	31
0vp1p7dp	Functional load and frequency predict consonant emergence across five languages	120	21	35	39	25
9dm8c4rp	English Listeners' Perception of Polish Alveopalatal and Retroflex Voiceless Sibilants: A Pilot Study	119	22	38	36	23
8587g0jg	Phonetic Bias in Sound Change	114	24	39	34	17
2384g5v5	Variation in Palatal Production in Buenos Aires Spanish	112	27	23	32	30
4fh5b2q7	Tone, Syntax, and Prosodic Domains in Luganda	112	20	31	30	31
0680h403	Convergence through Divergence: Compensatory Changes in Phonetic Accommodation	111	18	37	31	25
4cs2g297	The A-map Model: Articulatory Reliability in Child-specific Phonology	111	19	35	28	29
5fb5v8jb	Tone and Pitch Accent in Cherokee Nouns	108	18	31	34	25
99s4140b	Effects of Native-language on Compensation for Coarticulation	108	16	34	32	26
4vb5969g	Rhythmic Repair of Morphological Accent Assigned Outside of a Metrical Window	107	18	32	36	21
1fp2n3qq	Experimental Approaches to Establishing Discreteness of Intonational Contrasts	106	17	34	29	26
0gk0g18d	More on Post-nasal Devoicing: The Case of Shekgalagari	105	18	33	34	20
7gq1s5n4	Phonetic Accommodation to Non-Native English Speech	104	12	31	23	38
5qr980vk	Frequency Effects in Cross-linguistic Stop Place Perception: A Case of /t/-/k/ in Japanese and English	103	16	29	35	23
3p19w08r	Just Put Your Lips Together and Blow? The Whistled Fricatives of Southern Bantu	102	25	25	29	23
8kf3z3s9	Resonance in an Exemplar-based Lexicon: The Emergence of Social Identity and Phonology	101	20	26	37	18
9sf875pc	Perception of Fricatives by Dutch and English Speakers	101	15	26	32	28
84n009j6	Phonological Neighborhood Density in the Trevor Corpus: Perception and Production Factors in Lexical Acquisition	99	15	29	26	29
9dv1v7fm	On the Analysis of Tone in Mee (Ekari, Ekagi, Kapauku)	99	19	30	27	23
35d4w2kk	In Search of Prosodic Domains in Lusoga	98	18	34	29	17
6dc4v2bm	The Phonetics of Register in Takhian Thong Chong	98	17	30	31	20
6908x0ts	Single URs vs. Allomorphy: The case of Babanki Coda Consonant Deletion	97	18	29	21	29
4kp306rx	Turbulence & Phonology	96	14	42	21	19
6f88p78m	Standard Georgian	96	20	32	31	13
0j86c7st	Understanding Variability in Speech: A Brief Survey Over 2.5 Millennia	95	20	26	29	20
8tx8h40m	The Phonetic Basis of a Phonological Pattern: Depressor Effects of Prenasalized Consonants	95	16	28	26	25
4nr5n1z0	Elicitation as Experimental Phonology: Thlantlang Lai Tonology	94	18	27	24	25
83f5j51f	Phonetics vs. Phonology in Loanword Adaptation: Revisiting the Role of the Bilingual	94	21	23	22	28
3xp899c0	Articulatory patterns in contrasting nasal-stop sequences in Panãra	93	19	29	26	19
7ws4x0d8	The Predominant Pitch of Semivowels	92	19	25	26	22
9ns2k90j	Vowel Harmony as Agreement by Correspondence	92	13	32	22	25
97d2q41z	Word prosody II: Tone systems	91	19	24	25	23

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