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Psychology Terms - Acoustic cue
1.An acoustic characteristic of a spoken sound, such as a formant, utilized to recognize the sound and differentiate it from other speech sounds. Refer to distinguishing characteristic, minimal pair, and neutralization. 2. A trigger (3) that stimulates the recollection of a recalled word by eliciting its phonetic characteristics.
1.An acoustic characteristic of a spoken sound, such as a formant, utilized to recognize the sound and differentiate it from other speech sounds. Refer to distinguishing characteristic, minimal pair, and neutralization. 2. A trigger (3) that stimulates the recollection of a recalled word by eliciting its phonetic characteristics.
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