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2020 – today
- 2024
- [j22]Oliver Niebuhr:
Books available for review. Phonetica 81(6): 661-662 (2024) - [j21]Charlotte Fooks
, Oliver Niebuhr
Effects of Vibroacoustic Stimulation on Psychological, Physiological, and Cognitive Stress. Sensors 24(18): 5924 (2024) - [c38]Ïo Valls-Ratés
VR Public Speaking Simulations Can Make Voices Stronger and More Effortful. CSEDU (1) 2024: 685-693 - [c37]Charlotte Fooks
Assessing Vibroacoustic Sound Massage Through The Biosignal of Human Speech: Evidence of Improved Wellbeing. ICASSP 2024: 11401-11405 - [c36]Rongjie Shi, Oliver Niebuhr
The Effects of Loudness and Smiling on Timbre Features: Implications for Charismatic Voices in Mandarin, German and Danish. ICASSP 2024: 11926-11930 - [c35]Oliver Niebuhr
Gestures and Feet Can Tell Us how You Speak! On the Relationships between Voice and Body Language in VR Public Speeches. ProComm 2024: 96-104 - [c34]Sina Voss, Oliver Niebuhr
Beautiful Noise? The Impact of Filled Pauses on the Perception of Speaker Charisma. ProComm 2024: 131-138 - 2023
- [j20]Ïo Valls-Ratés
Encouraging participant embodiment during VR-assisted public speaking training improves persuasiveness and charisma and reduces anxiety in secondary school students. Frontiers Virtual Real. 4 (2023) - [j19]Oliver Niebuhr:
Books available for review. Phonetica 80(6): 499-500 (2023) - [j18]Kerstin Fischer
Which Voice for which Robot? Designing Robot Voices that Indicate Robot Size. ACM Trans. Hum. Robot Interact. 12(4): 55:1-55:24 (2023) - [c33]Vered Silber-Varod, Oliver Niebuhr
Cultural differences of gaps and overlapping speech in political interviews. DiSS 2023: 3-7 - 2022
- [j17]Oliver Niebuhr:
Books available for review. Phonetica 79(6): 631-632 (2022) - [c32]Ali Asadi
Inducing Changes in Breathing Patterns Using a Soft Robot. HRI 2022: 683-687 - 2021
- [j16]Kerstin Fischer
Robots for Foreign Language Learning: Speaking Style Influences Student Performance. Frontiers Robotics AI 8: 680509 (2021) - [c31]Oliver Niebuhr
On the Sound of Successful Meetings: How Speech Prosody Predicts Meeting Performance. ICMI Companion 2021: 240-248 - [c30]Anna Gutnyk, Oliver Niebuhr
Speaker Charisma Analyzed through the Cultural Lens. ISCSLP 2021: 1-5 - 2020
- [j15]Oliver Niebuhr
J.M. Levis, Intelligibility, Oral Communication, and the Teaching of Pronunciation, Cambridge Applied Linguistics Series, Vol. 27. Phonetica 77(4): 289-293 (2020) - [j14]Kerstin Fischer
Speech Melody Matters - How Robots Profit from Using Charismatic Speech. ACM Trans. Hum. Robot Interact. 9(1): 4:1-4:21 (2020) - [c29]Kerstin Fischer
Studying Language Attitudes Using Robots. HRI (Companion) 2020: 195-196 - [c28]Jana Neitsch
Are Germans Better Haters Than Danes? Language-Specific Implicit Prosodies of Types of Hate Speech and How They Relate to Perceived Severity and Societal Rules. INTERSPEECH 2020: 1843-1847 - [c27]Jana Neitsch
Prosody and Breathing: A Comparison Between Rhetorical and Information-Seeking Questions in German and Brazilian Portuguese. INTERSPEECH 2020: 1863-1867 - [c26]Oliver Niebuhr
Digital Rhetoric 2.0: How to Train Charismatic Speaking with Speech-Melody Visualization Software. SPECOM 2020: 357-368
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [c25]Francesca D'Errico
Humble Voices in Political Communication: A Speech Analysis Across Two Cultures. ICCSA (2) 2019: 361-374 - [c24]Oliver Niebuhr
Computer-Generated Speaker Charisma and Its Effects on Human Actions in a Car-Navigation System Experiment - or How Steve Jobs' Tone of Voice Can Take You Anywhere. ICCSA (2) 2019: 375-390 - [c23]Oliver Niebuhr
God as Interlocutor - Real or Imaginary? Prosodic Markers of Dialogue Speech and Expected Efficacy in Spoken Prayer. INTERSPEECH 2019: 36-40 - [c22]Oliver Niebuhr
PASCAL and DPA: A Pilot Study on Using Prosodic Competence Scores to Predict Communicative Skills for Team Working and Public Speaking. INTERSPEECH 2019: 306-310 - [c21]Oliver Niebuhr
Do not Hesitate! - Unless You Do it Shortly or Nasally: How the Phonetics of Filled Pauses Determine Their Subjective Frequency and Perceived Speaker Performance. INTERSPEECH 2019: 544-548 - [c20]Stephanie Berger, Oliver Niebuhr
A Preliminary Study of Charismatic Speech on YouTube: Correlating Prosodic Variation with Counts of Subscribers, Views and Likes. INTERSPEECH 2019: 1761-1765 - 2017
- [j13]Oliver Niebuhr
On the perception of "segmental intonation": F0 context effects on sibilant identification in German. EURASIP J. Audio Speech Music. Process. 2017: 19 (2017) - [j12]Catherine T. Best
Book Discussions: A Novel Format for Transporting Classic Works into Present-Day Phonetics Research. Phonetica 74(4): 247-250 (2017) - [c19]Oliver Niebuhr
The Relative Cueing Power of F0 and Duration in German Prominence Perception. INTERSPEECH 2017: 611-615 - [c18]Oliver Niebuhr
Clear Speech - Mere Speech? How Segmental and Prosodic Speech Reduction Shape the Impression That Speakers Create on Listeners. INTERSPEECH 2017: 894-898 - [c17]Eszter Novák-Tót, Oliver Niebuhr
A Gender Bias in the Acoustic-Melodic Features of Charismatic Speech? INTERSPEECH 2017: 2248-2252 - [c16]Lea S. Kohtz, Oliver Niebuhr
How Long is Too Long? How Pause Features After Requests Affect the Perceived Willingness of Affirmative Answers. INTERSPEECH 2017: 3792-3796 - 2016
- [j11]Oliver Niebuhr
What makes a charismatic speaker? A computer-based acoustic-prosodic analysis of Steve Jobs tone of voice. Comput. Hum. Behav. 64: 366-382 (2016) - [j10]Jan Volín
The Prosody of the Czech Discourse Marker 'Jasně': An Analysis of Forms and Functions. Phonetica 73(3-4): 314-337 (2016) - 2015
- [c15]Gilbert Ambrazaitis, Tuarik Cassimo Buanzur, Oliver Niebuhr:
Focal F0 peak shape and sentence mode in Swedish. ICPhS 2015 - [c14]Frank Kügler, Bernadett Smolibocki, Denis Arnold, Stefan Baumann, Bettina Braun, Martine Grice, Stefanie Jannedy, Jan Michalsky, Oliver Niebuhr, Jörg Peters, Simon Ritter, Christine T. Röhr, Antje Schweitzer, Katrin Schweitzer, Petra Wagner:
DIMA - Annotation guidelines for German intonation. ICPhS 2015 - [c13]Carina Marquard, Oliver Niebuhr, Alena Witzlack-Makarevich:
Phonetic reduction of clicks - Evidence from Nǀuu. ICPhS 2015 - [c12]Oliver Niebuhr:
Gender differences in the prosody of German questions. ICPhS 2015 - [c11]Petra Wagner, Antonio Origlia, Cinzia Avesani, George Christodoulides, Francesco Cutugno, Mariapaola D'Imperio, David Escudero Mancebo, Barbara Gili Fivela, Anne Lacheret, Bogdan Ludusan, Helena Moniz, Ailbhe Ní Chasaide, Oliver Niebuhr, Lucie Rousier-Vercruyssen, Anne-Catherine Simon, Juraj Simko, Fabio Tesser, Martti Vainio:
Different parts of the same elephant: A roadmap to disentangle and connect different perspectives on prosodic prominence. ICPhS 2015 - 2013
- [c10]Oliver Niebuhr:
Resistance is futile - the intonation between continuation rise and calling contour in German. INTERSPEECH 2013: 225-229 - [c9]Hansjörg Mixdorff, Oliver Niebuhr:
The influence of F0 contour continuity on prominence perception. INTERSPEECH 2013: 230-234 - [c8]Lea S. Kohtz, Oliver Niebuhr:
Eliciting speech with sentence lists - a critical evaluation with special emphasis on segmental anchoring. INTERSPEECH 2013: 563-567 - [c7]Oliver Niebuhr, Karin Görs, Evelin Graupe:
Speech Reduction, Intensity, and F0 Shape are Cues to Turn-Taking. SIGDIAL Conference 2013: 261-269 - 2012
- [j9]Oliver Niebuhr
At the Edge of Intonation: The Interplay of Utterance-Final F0 Movements and Voiceless Fricative Sounds. Phonetica 69(1-2): 7-27 (2012) - 2011
- [j8]Oliver Niebuhr
Perception of phonetic detail in the identification of highly reduced words. J. Phonetics 39(3): 319-329 (2011) - [j7]Oliver Niebuhr
On place assimilation in sibilant sequences - Comparing French and English. J. Phonetics 39(3): 429-451 (2011) - [j6]Klaus J. Kohler, Oliver Niebuhr
On the Role of Articulatory Prosodies in German Message Decoding. Phonetica 68(1-2): 57-87 (2011) - [j5]Oliver Niebuhr
The Phonetic Manifestation of French /s#∫/ and /∫#s/ Sequences in Different Vowel Contexts: On the Occurrence and the Domain of Sibilant Assimilation. Phonetica 68(3): 133-160 (2011) - [c6]Oliver Niebuhr, Mariapaola D'Imperio, Barbara Gili Fivela, Francesco Cangemi:
Are There "Shapers" and "Aligners"? Individual Differences in Signalling Pitch Accent Category. ICPhS 2011: 120-123 - [c5]Hartmut R. Pfitzinger, Oliver Niebuhr:
Historical Development of Phonetic Vowel Systems - The Last 400 Years. ICPhS 2011: 160-163 - [c4]Oliver Niebuhr, Cassandra Lill, Jessica Neuschulz:
At the Segment-Prosody Divide: The Interplay of Intonation, Sibilant Pitch and Sibilant Assimilation. ICPhS 2011: 1478-1481 - [c3]Oliver Niebuhr, Astrid Wolf:
Low and High, Short and Long by Crook or by Hook? INTERSPEECH 2011: 1869-1872 - 2010
- [j4]Oliver Niebuhr
On the Phonetics of Intensifying Emphasis in German. Phonetica 67(3): 170-198 (2010)
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [j3]Oliver Niebuhr
F₀-Based Rhythm Effects on the Perception of Local Syllable Prominence. Phonetica 66(1-2): 95-112 (2009) - [c2]Oliver Niebuhr:
Intonation segments and segmental intonation. INTERSPEECH 2009: 2435-2438 - 2007
- [j2]Oliver Niebuhr
The Signalling of German Rising-Falling Intonation Categories - The Interplay of Synchronization, Shape, and Height. Phonetica 64(2-3): 174-193 (2007) - [c1]Oliver Niebuhr:
Categorical perception in intonation: a matter of signal dynamics? INTERSPEECH 2007: 642-645 - 2005
- [j1]Ernst Dombrowski, Oliver Niebuhr
Acoustic Patterns and Communicative Functions of Phrase-Final F0 Rises in German: Activating and Restricting Contours. Phonetica 62(2-4): 176-195 (2005)
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