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The Effect of Accents on The McGurk Effect

William Henderson, Joce Motley and Lilli Serota


Sandy Springs Friends School 16923 Norwood Rd. Sandy Spring MD 20860

Introduction Methods Conclusion


Everyone has an accent and here at SSFS there is
Before Subject Testing ● The Majority of people heard “VA” for
a wide array of accents due to having students the Mexican accent.
1) Record a video with someone repeating the word
from all over the world. Our group used this to
‘BA’, this video should mainly focus on the lips ● There were varying answers for the
our advantage and tested to see if accents would American accent.
2) Record people with different accents saying ‘FA’
affect the results of the Mcgurk Effect. The
3) Put the tracks over the orginal video ● The majority of people heard “BA” for
Mcgurk Effect is a perceptual phenomenon that the English accent.
demonstrates an interaction between hearing and Testing Subjects ● This shows that different accents,
vision in speech perception.1 1) Select a subject and find a quiet area to test them. especially one that isn’t our own can
Research Question 2) Show them the video for each accent and record. affect our interpretation of the visual.
Do the different accents of “BA” affect the visual what they heard. Future Directions
interpretation of “BA”, “FA”, and “GA” in the 3) Repeat for other subjects. ● We can test using different accents than
McGurk Effect? used in the experiment
Results
Research Objective ● See the difference in answers between
To explore how different accents of “BA” affect Female and Male subjects
the visual interpretation of “BA”, “FA”, and ● Seeing how changing the words
“GA” in the McGurk Effect. recorded affected the the experiment
Alternative Hypothesis Acknowledgements
Different accents will affect the number of times This research was supported by Angela Colegrove and
the SSFS science department. Alejandra Velazquez and
people hear the sound “BA” with the visuals of
Figure 2: Skyler Li for being the vocals in our video. Lainey
the sounds “FA” and “GA”. Shankle for posing for our picture. Additionally all of
Even though the results vary,
46% of subjects heard “BA” our test subjects for being a huge part of this
for Test experiment 1. 41% of experiment.
Figure 1: subjects heard “BA” for Test Reference
Subject watching the video. experiment 2, and 84% of Reference #1 (MLA Format):
subjects heard “VA” for Test Tiippana, Kaisa. “What is the McGurk effect?” Frontiers in
experiment 3. psychology vol. 5 725. 10 Jul. 2014,
doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00725

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