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ORCID11th DiSS 2023: Bielefeld, Germany
- Simon Betz, Bogdan Ludusan, Petra Wagner:
Workshop on Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech, DiSS 2023, Bielefeld, Germany, August 28-30, 2023. ISCA 2023
Keynotes
- Ludivine Crible:
Discourse markers and filled pauses: how disfluent are they? 1 - Jürgen Trouvain:
More than UH and UM - A phonetician's view on fillers in speech. 2
Crosslinguistic Studies
- Vered Silber-Varod, Oliver Niebuhr
, Loredana Schettino, Plínio A. Barbosa:
Cultural differences of gaps and overlapping speech in political interviews. 3-7 - Pauliina Peltonen, Loulou Kosmala, Sandra Götz, Pekka Lintunen:
The interplay between speech fluency and gesture in L1 Finnish and L2 English task-based interactions. 8-12 - Ludger Paschen:
Filled pauses and false starts do not reliably preface longer or more complex utterances across typologically diverse languages. 13-17
Clinical Aspects
- Simon Williams, Claire Lancaster, Clea Tanner:
Inhibitory Control and the production of disfluencies in speakers with Alzheimer's Disease. 18-22 - Loredana Schettino, Marta Maffia, Rosa De Micco, Alessandro Tessitore:
Disfluency and speech management in Italian patients with early-stage Parkinson's Disease. 23-27 - Dan Sacks, Gideon E. Anholt:
Preliminary thoughts on the role of disfluencies in psychotherapy skill acquisition. 28-32
Laughter
- Bogdan Ludusan:
The usefulness of phonetically-motivated features for automatic laughter detection. 33-37 - Marina N. Cantarutti, Richard Ogden, Pavel Sturm, Jürgen Trouvain:
Laughing in interaction: How phonetic details can coordinate action sequences. 38-42 - Chiara Mazzocconi, Benjamin O'Brien, Thierry Chaminade:
How do you laugh in an fMRI scanner? Laughter distribution, mimicry and acoustic analysis. 43-47
Fillers
- Daniel Duran, Stefanie Jannedy:
Register differences in ÄH-ÄHM filler particles? 48-52 - Malte Belz, Miriam Müller, Christine Mooshammer:
How consistent are non-native speakers in their usage of filler particles when talking to native speakers? 53-57 - Judit Bóna, Ágnes Hámori:
Filled pauses in child-adult conversations: Data from 5- and 9-year old Hungarian children. 58-61
Disfluency in Various Languages
- Mária Bakti, Judit Bóna:
Silent pauses and disfluencies in consecutively interpreted Hungarian speech. 62-65 - Oana Niculescu, Maria Candea:
Exploring (dis)fluency patterns of identical repetitions in Romanian spontaneous speech. 66-70 - Farhat Jabeen, Petra Wagner:
Variability in hesitations in Punjabi semi-spontaneous narrative speech: An automatic clustering based analysis. 71-75
Lengthening
- Yaru Wu, Ivana Didirková, Anne-Catherine Simon:
Disfluencies in continuous speech in French: Prosodic parameters of filled pauses and vowel lengthening. 76-80 - Loredana Schettino, Robert Eklund:
Prolongation in Italian. 81-85
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