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The Acoustic Features of Parental Speech during Storybook Reading Disc The Acoustic Features of Parental Speech during Storybook Reading Disc

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The Acoustic Features of Parental Speech during Storybook Reading Discriminate between Funny and Unfunny Mental States Elena K. Hoicka (hoickae@cardiff.ac.uk School of Psychology, Cardiff University Tower Building, Park Place, CF10 3AT UK Merideth Gattis (gattism@cardiff.ac.uk School of Psychology, Cardiff University Tower Building, Park Place, CF10 3AT UK Keywords: Vocal cues; mental state understanding. Intokes involve understanding complex mental states. They 051015Syllable 1Syllable 2Syllable 3Syllable 4Sentence Figure 1. Intonation Contours of Funny and Unfunny Sentences Acknowledgments research was supported by an Overseas Research Scholarship from the Overseas Research Student Awards Scheme and a Research Studentship from Cardiff University, both awarded to Elena Hoicka. ReferencesAnolli, L., Ciceri, R., & Infantino, M. (2000). Irony as a Game of Implicitness Acoustic Profiles of Ironic Communications. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 29(3), 275-