A Picture May Be Worth 1,000 Words, but Is It Worth a Letter? Examining Whether the Choice of Label Affects the Perception of Speech Sounds.

Susannah V LeviHung-Shao ChengGabrielle O'BrienDaphna Harel

Published in: Journal of speech, language, and hearing research : JSLHR (2024)

These results suggest that it is possible to compare across studies that use different response options, a benefit to research and practice because letter labels can be used for nonimageable words and nonwords, whereas images may be best used for participants who are younger or have poorer reading skills.

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