Farsi Uvular Production

Platform: HTML · English, German, French · verified 76d ago

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Description

A speech production task where participants listen to Farsi uvular consonant sounds and record their own pronunciation attempts. Each of the 6 trials involves three steps: listening to the target Farsi sound, recording a pronunciation attempt via microphone, and reviewing the recording. The task includes a microphone check with volume meter and device selection. Recordings can be downloaded as a ZIP archive for analysis.

Contact & Lab

Lab

Brain and Language Lab

brainandlanguagelab.org

Principal investigator

Narly Golestani

University of Geneva

Task contact

narly.golestani@unige.ch

Contributors

Narly Golestani

University of Geneva

Conceptualization

Supervision

Citation

No citation available — contact the task author.

Credits

No credits provided.

Domains

Auditory Processing

Psycholinguistics

Part of suite:

NEBULA101

Target Population

Age Categories

young adults

middle age

Clinical Status

non-clinical

Additional Notes

Healthy adults

Languages

English

German

French

Run under

Engine

HTML / JavaScript

Format

Online (browser)

Modalities

behavioral

Task Outputs

What it measures

Non-native uvular consonant production ability

Output formats

audio

ZIP archive of WebM recordings, one per trial

Experimental design

Trial-based

6 trials

Key measures for analysis

Expert ratings of pronunciation accuracy (scored offline from recordings)
Acoustic analysis of uvular articulation features

Recorded variables

Variable	Role	Type	Description	Unit
`trial_number`	metadata	number	Trial number	-
`stimulus_file`	independent	string	Audio stimulus file played	-
`recording_filename`	dependent	string	Filename of participant's recording	-
`recording_duration_ms`	dependent	number	Duration of the recording	ms