Read my lips: Using multiple senses in speech ...(acoustic and visual signals which have a...),Health

Date:2/11/2009

acoustic and visual signals which have a similar form. He argues that as far as the speech brain is concerned, the auditory and visual information are never really separate. This could explain why we integrate speech so readily and in such a way that the audio and visual speech signals become indistinguishable from one another.

Rosenblum concludes that visual-speech research has a number of clinical implications, especially in the areas of autism, brain injury and schizophrenia and that "rehabilitation programs in each of these domains have incorporated visual-speech stimuli."

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Contact: Barbara Isanski bisanski@psychologicalscience.org Association for Psychological Science Source:Eurekalert

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