Sarah V Stevenage

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2024
Publications (10 Years): 8

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Brain sciences

Applied cognitive psychology

Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006)

University of Southampton

University of Exeter (PHD)

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Affiliation History

University of Southampton Sep 01 1993

United Kingdom

Senior Lecturer :: Psychology

Education History

University of Exeter Oct 01 1989 - Sep 30 1992

United Kingdom

PHD :: Psychology

University of Exeter Oct 01 1986 - Jul 01 1989

United Kingdom

BSC :: Psychology

Publications

Sarah V Stevenage, Rebecca Edey, Rebecca Keay, Rebecca Morrison, David J Robertson
Familiarity Is Key: Exploring the Effect of Familiarity on the Face-Voice Correlation. Brain sciences 14 (2) (2024)
Sarah V Stevenage, Rebecca Edey, Rebecca Keay, Rebecca Morrison, David J Robertson
Familiarity Is Key: Exploring the Effect of Familiarity on the Face-Voice Correlation. Brain sciences 14 (2) (2024)
Sarah V Stevenage, Rebecca Edey, Rebecca Keay, Rebecca Morrison, David J Robertson
Familiarity Is Key: Exploring the Effect of Familiarity on the Face-Voice Correlation. Brain sciences 14 (2) (2024)
Sarah V Stevenage, Lucy Singh, Pru Dixey
The Curious Case of Impersonators and Singers: Telling Voices Apart and Telling Voices Together under Naturally Challenging Listening Conditions. Brain sciences 13 (2) (2023)
Sarah V Stevenage, Lucy Singh, Pru Dixey
The Curious Case of Impersonators and Singers: Telling Voices Apart and Telling Voices Together under Naturally Challenging Listening Conditions. Brain sciences 13 (2) (2023)
Sarah V Stevenage, Lucy Singh, Pru Dixey
The Curious Case of Impersonators and Singers: Telling Voices Apart and Telling Voices Together under Naturally Challenging Listening Conditions. Brain sciences 13 (2) (2023)
Sarah V Stevenage, Ashley E Symons, Abi Fletcher, Chantelle Coen
Sorting through the impact of familiarity when processing vocal identity: Results from a voice sorting task. Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006) 73 (4) (2019)
Sarah V Stevenage, Greg J Neil, Beth Parsons, Abi Humphreys
A sound effect: Exploration of the distinctiveness advantage in voice recognition. Applied cognitive psychology 32 (5) (2018)

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