Systematic Influence of Perceived Grasp Shape on Speech Production.
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ABSTRACT: Previous research has shown that precision and power grip performance is consistently influenced by simultaneous articulation. For example, power grip responses are performed relatively fast with the open-back vowel [a], whereas precision grip responses are performed relatively fast with the close-front vowel [i]. In the present study, the participants were presented with a picture of a hand shaped to the precision or power grip. They were required to pronounce speech sounds according to the front/above perspective of the hand. The results showed that not only the grip performance is affected by simultaneously pronouncing the speech sound but also the production of speech sound can be affected by viewing an image of a grip. The precision grip stimulus triggered relatively rapid production
SUBMITTER: Vainio L
PROVIDER: S-EPMC5245887 | biostudies-literature | 2017
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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