提示語言知覺的凝視動態

// Gaze dynamics of cued speech perception

本研究探討聽障與正常聽力者如何視覺感知「輔助語音」（結合唇讀與手勢傳達完整語音資訊）｜透過眼動追蹤發現雙方皆主要注視講者嘴唇，但聽障者注視臉部兩側較均衡，且輔助語音使用者在處理較複雜語言時會加強特定臉部區域注視｜結果揭示視覺注意策略在輔助語音語音處理中的重要角色與應用價值。

// This study investigates how deaf and hearing individuals visually perceive cued speech (CS), combining lip-reading with hand gestures to convey full phonological information visually. Eye movements were tracked while participants viewed silent CS videos, revealing that all groups focused mainly on the speaker's lips, but deaf and hearing participants differed in how they distributed their gaze across the face. Deaf individuals showed a more balanced fixation pattern between face sides, and CS users increased gaze on specific face regions when processing more complex linguistic stimuli. These findings highlight the visual attention strategies that support phonological processing in cued speech perception.

Published 2026年6月11日