I.Extended Manuscripts

1. Speech Perception
------------------ Richard Wright, Stefan Frisch and David B. Pisoni

2. Looking at the "Stars": A First Report on the Intercorrelations Among Measures of Speech Perception, Intelligibility and Language Development in Pediatric Cochlear Implant Users
----------------- David B. Pisoni, Mario Svirsky, Karen I. Kirk, and Richard T. Miyamoto

3. Measures of Phonological Memory Span for Sounds Differing in Discriminability: Some Preliminary Findings
------------------ Miranda Cleary

4. Static vs. Dynamic Faces as Retrieval Cues in Recognition of Spoken Words
------------------- Lorin Lachs

5. Some Observations on Working Memory Tasks and Issues in Cognitive Psychology
------------------- Winston D. Goh

6. Familiarity, Similarity and Memory for Speech Events
------------------- Sonya M. Sheffert and Richard M. Shiffrin

7. Improvements in Speech Perception in Prelingually-Deafened Children:Effects of Device, Communication Mode, and Chronological Age
------------------- Ted A. Meyer, Mario A. Svirsky, Karen I. Kirk, and Richard T. Miyamoto

8. Predicting Open-Set Spoken Word Recognition Performance from Feature Identification Scores in Pediatric Cochlear Implant Users: A Preliminary Analysis
------------------- Stefan Frisch and David B. Pisoni

9. Lexical Competition in Spoken English Words
------------------ Shigeaki Amano

10. Some Computational Analyses of the PBK Test: Effects of Frequency and Lexical Density on Spoken Word Recognition
------------------ Ted A. Meyer and David B. Pisoni

1. Cognitive Factors and Cochlear Implants: An Overview of the Role of Perception Attention, Learning and Memory in Speech Perception
------------------ David B. Pisoni

2. Performance of Normal-Hearing Children on Open-Set Speech Perception Tests
------------------ Melissa Kluck, David B. Pisoni, and Karen Iler Kirk

3. Effects of Talker, Rate and Amplitude Variation on Recognition Memory for Spoken Words
------------------ Ann R. Bradlow, Lynne C. Nygaard, and David B. Pisoni

4. Acoustic, Psychometric and Lexical Neighborhood Properties of the Spondaic Words: A Computational Analysis of Speech Discrimination Scores
------------------ Ted A. Meyer, David B. Pisoni, Paul A. Luce, and Robert C. Bilger

5. Effects of Alcohol on the Production of Words in Context: A First Report
------------------ Steven B. Chin, Nathan R. Large, and David B. Pisoni

6. Intelligibility of Normal Speech II: Analysis of Transcription Errors
------------------ Amy T. Neel, Ann R. Bradlow, and David B. Pisoni

7. Some Observations on Neighborhood Statistics of Spoken English Words
------------------ Shigeaki Amano

8. Sensory Aid and Word Position Effects on Consonant Feature Production by Children with Profound Hearing Impairment
------------------ Steven B. Chin, Karen Iler Kirk, and Mario A. Svirsky

9. Lexical Competition and Reduction in Speech: A Preliminary Report
------------------ Richard Wright

10. Training Japanese Listeners to Identify English /r/ and /l/: Long-Term Retention of Learning in Perception and Production
------------------Ann R. Bradlow, Reiko Akahane-Yamada, David B. Pisoni, and Yohíichi Tohkura

11. A Preliminary Acoustic Study of Errors in Speech Production
------------------ Stefan Frisch and Richard Wright

12. Experimental Evidence for Abstract Phonotactic Constraints
------------------ Stefan Frisch and Bushra Zawaydeh

13. Experience with Sinewave Speech and the Recognition of Sinewave Voices
------------------ Sonya M. Sheffert, David B. Pisoni, Nathan R. Large, Jennifer M. Fellowes, and Robert E. Remez

14. Tongue Twisters Reveal Neighborhood Density Effects in Speech Production
------------------ Michael S. Vitevitch

15. Some Factors Affecting Recognition of Spoken Words by Normal Hearing Adults
------------------ Ann R. Bradlow, Gina M. Torretta, and David B. Pisoni

16. Audio-Visual Speech Perception Without Traditional Speech Cues: A Second Report
------------------ Robert E. Remez, Jennifer M. Fellowes, David B. Pisoni, Winston D. Goh, and Philip E. Rubin

III. Instrumentation & Software

1. The Hoosier Audiovisual Multi-Talker Database
------------------ Sonya Sheffert, Lorin Lachs, and Luis Hernandez