Publications & Presentations
Journal Articles
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Du, B., Pfiffner, A. (In press). The co-variance of acoustic cues and lip gestures in the production of the Mandarin sibilant contrast.
Laborotary Phonology.
doi.org/10.16995/labphon.20289
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Du, B., Pfiffner, A. (In Prep). Differential rounding gestures result in similar acoustic consequences: Evidence from Mandarin sibilants and high front vowels.
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Du, B., Yao, Y., Ju, T. (In Prep). Motor equvilance: Speech planning costs and articulatory compensation under sustained lip retraction.
• Yu, X., Van Hoey, T., Tan, F.,
Du, B. & Do, Y. (2024). Tracking phonological regularities: exploring the influence of learning mode and regularity locus in adult phonological learning.
Linguistics Vanguard.
doi.org/10.1515/lingvan-2023-0050
Selected Conference Presentations
• Du, B., Pfiffner, A., Johnson, K. (2024, Jan). The role of visible articulatory variation in Mandarin sibilant contrast and merger. Talk given at 2024 LSA Annual Meeting (LSA2024), New York City, NY.
• Havenhill, J., Du, B. (2023, Dec). Visual cues in sound change: A cross-modal perceptual account for the typological rarity of labial palatalization. Poster presented at ASA 185th Meeting (ASA185) Sydney, Australia.
• Du, B., Pfiffner, A., Johnson, K. (2023, Oct). Visible articulatory variation as a cue to sound change: Lip rounding and lip protrusion variability in the Mandarin sibilant merger. Talk given at New Ways of Analyzing Variation 51 (NWAV51), Queens College, New York City, NY.
Workshops
• Du, B. (2023, Sep). Introduction to Advanced R Programming with RMarkdown. The Sociolinguistics Lab, University of California, Berkeley.
Proceedings & Other Manuscripts
• Du, B., Pfiffner, A., Johnson, K. (2024). Visible articulatory variation as a cue to sound change: Lip rounding and lip protrusion variability in the Mandarin sibilant merger. University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics, 30.2 (Selected Papers from NWAV 51).
• Du, B. (2023). The backfire effect in the perception and judgement of congruent and incongruent interpretation of political propaganda. Unpublished undergraduate thesis in political psychology. University of Hong Kong.