Dynamic Facial Speech: What, How, and Who?
Dynamic Facial Speech: What, How, and Who?
This chapter examines the extent to which dynamic facial speech expresses what is being said, how it is being said, and by whom, by investigating a number of studies that focus on lip-reading and facial speech perception. It also discusses spatiotemporal aspects of the interplay of auditory and facial speech signals that help in answering questions about what is being said and by whom. The importance of lip-reading studies for theories of dynamic face processing is also discussed. The chapter further focuses on temporal properties, global spatiotemporal patterns of movement, encoding, and brain mechanisms that help dynamic facial speech to provide answers about what, how, and who.
Keywords: dynamic facial speech, facial speech perception, facial speech signals, auditory signals, brain mechanisms
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