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Jennifer S. Pardo

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Montclair State University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology

Jennifer S. Pardo is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Montclair State University.

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linguistics psychology phonetics speech perception phonetic convergence cognitive science psycholinguistics communication audiology conversational interaction psychological science shadowed speech cognition discourse analysis hearing research cognitive psychology interactional linguistics acoustical engineering experimental psychology speech communication psychophysics speech production speech science verbal interactions attention applied cognitive psychology human communication acoustic ecology human interaction speech shadowing applied social psychology neuropsychopharmacology music perception behavioral research behavioral decision making applied linguistics thinking skills educational psychology neurolinguistics personality psychology psychopharmacology sequence alignment biological psychology language recognition intelligence analysis cognitive studies acoustic modeling human cognition dialogue management nonverbal communication oral communication cognitive communication bioacoustics psychoacoustics auditory science college roommates conversational role influences multiple measures model talkers perceptual measures speech accommodation social connection dyadic perspective vowel pitch consonant voicing coarticulatory acoustic variation automatic priming language processing in the brain speech processing conversation analysis language

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Forms, Factors and Functions of Phonetic Convergence: Editorial. Speech Communication (2024)

Elisa PellegrinoVolker DellwoJennifer PardoBernd Möbius

phonologycommunicationspeech communicationphoneticslinguisticsphonetic convergence

Special Issue: Vocal Accommodation in Speech Communication. Journal of Phonetics (2022)

Jennifer S. PardoElisa PellegrinoVolker DellwoBernd Möbius

speech perceptionvocal accommodationspeech communicationphoneticsjournalism

Effects of Dialect-Specific Features and Familiarity on Cross-Dialect Phonetic Convergence. Journal of Phonetics (2021)

Jory RossKevin D. LilleyCynthia G. ClopperJennifer S. PardoSusannah V. Levi

cross-dialect phonetic convergencephoneticslinguisticsdialect-specific features

Interlocutor Accommodation of Gradually Altered Nasal Signal Levels in a Model Speaker. Phonetica (2021)

Telma Dias dos SantosJennifer S. PardoTim Bressmann

model speakernasal signal levelsphoneticsinterlocutor accommodationlinguistics

On the Relation Between Speech Perception and Speech Production. (2021)

Jennifer S. PardoRobert E. Remez

speech productionspeech perceptionlinguistics

Dialect-Specific Features Enhance Perception of Phonetic Imitation of Unfamiliar Dialects. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2019)

John P. RossKevin D. LilleyCynthia G. ClopperJennifer PardoSusannah V. Levi

speech perceptionaudiologyphonetic imitationphoneticshearing researchdialect-specific featuresunfamiliar dialectslinguistics

Effect of the Visual Presentation of a Craniofacial Syndrome on Speech Intelligibility in Noise. The Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal (2019)

Tim BressmannTamara EickJennifer Pardo

speech intelligibilityophthalmologyvisual presentationgeneticsnoisecraniofacial syndrome

A Comparison of Phonetic Convergence in Conversational Interaction and Speech Shadowing. Journal of Phonetics (2018)

Jennifer S. PardoAdelya UrmancheSherilyn WilmanJaclyn WienerNicholas MasonKeagan FrancisMelanie Ward

speech perceptionconversational interactionspeech shadowingphoneticslinguisticsphonetic convergence

Hypernasal Speech is Perceived as More Monotonous Than Typical Speech. Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica (2018)

Monique TardifLarissa Cristina BertiViviane Cristina de Castro MarinoJennifer PardoTim Bressmann

typical speechspeech perceptionhypernasal speechcommunication

Short-Term Perceptual Tuning to Talker Characteristics. Language Cognition and Neuroscience (2018)

Robert E. RemezEmily F. ThomasAislinn T. CrankKatrina B. KostroChloe B. CheimetsJennifer S. Pardo

cognitive neurosciencespeech perceptionshort-term perceptual tuningneuropsychologyneurolinguisticslanguagehuman cognitioncognitive scienceneurosciencecognitionpsycholinguistics

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Jennifer S. Pardo

Professor

Montclair State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology

Jennifer S. Pardo is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Montclair State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jennifer S. Pardo

Montclair State University

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Forms, Factors and Functions of Phonetic Convergence: Editorial. Speech Communication (2024)

Elisa PellegrinoVolker DellwoJennifer PardoBernd Möbius

phonologycommunicationspeech communicationphoneticslinguisticsphonetic convergence

Special Issue: Vocal Accommodation in Speech Communication. Journal of Phonetics (2022)

Jennifer S. PardoElisa PellegrinoVolker DellwoBernd Möbius

speech perceptionvocal accommodationspeech communicationphoneticsjournalism

Effects of Dialect-Specific Features and Familiarity on Cross-Dialect Phonetic Convergence. Journal of Phonetics (2021)

Jory RossKevin D. LilleyCynthia G. ClopperJennifer S. PardoSusannah V. Levi

cross-dialect phonetic convergencephoneticslinguisticsdialect-specific features

Interlocutor Accommodation of Gradually Altered Nasal Signal Levels in a Model Speaker. Phonetica (2021)

Telma Dias dos SantosJennifer S. PardoTim Bressmann

model speakernasal signal levelsphoneticsinterlocutor accommodationlinguistics

On the Relation Between Speech Perception and Speech Production. (2021)

Jennifer S. PardoRobert E. Remez

speech productionspeech perceptionlinguistics

Dialect-Specific Features Enhance Perception of Phonetic Imitation of Unfamiliar Dialects. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2019)

John P. RossKevin D. LilleyCynthia G. ClopperJennifer PardoSusannah V. Levi

speech perceptionaudiologyphonetic imitationphoneticshearing researchdialect-specific featuresunfamiliar dialectslinguistics

Effect of the Visual Presentation of a Craniofacial Syndrome on Speech Intelligibility in Noise. The Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal (2019)

Tim BressmannTamara EickJennifer Pardo

speech intelligibilityophthalmologyvisual presentationgeneticsnoisecraniofacial syndrome

A Comparison of Phonetic Convergence in Conversational Interaction and Speech Shadowing. Journal of Phonetics (2018)

Jennifer S. PardoAdelya UrmancheSherilyn WilmanJaclyn WienerNicholas MasonKeagan FrancisMelanie Ward

speech perceptionconversational interactionspeech shadowingphoneticslinguisticsphonetic convergence

Hypernasal Speech is Perceived as More Monotonous Than Typical Speech. Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica (2018)

Monique TardifLarissa Cristina BertiViviane Cristina de Castro MarinoJennifer PardoTim Bressmann

typical speechspeech perceptionhypernasal speechcommunication

Short-Term Perceptual Tuning to Talker Characteristics. Language Cognition and Neuroscience (2018)

Robert E. RemezEmily F. ThomasAislinn T. CrankKatrina B. KostroChloe B. CheimetsJennifer S. Pardo

cognitive neurosciencespeech perceptionshort-term perceptual tuningneuropsychologyneurolinguisticslanguagehuman cognitioncognitive scienceneurosciencecognitionpsycholinguistics

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