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Seeing is not always believing -- visual speech (mouth movements) mismatched with auditory speech (sounds) can result in the perception of an entirely different message. This mysterious illusion ...

Interview conducted by François Grosjean. Speech-language-hearing professionals often have to assess the speech perception and comprehension of bilinguals who suffer from a hearing or processing ...

And now new research shows that touch can influence speech perception, too. David Ostry, a neuroscientist with co-appointments at McGill University and the New Haven, ...

It's likely that human speech perception has evolved to integrate many senses together. Put in another way, speech is not meant to be just heard, but also to be seen.