Robert A. Fox

This publication record appears to mix work from multiple distinct researchers, but the core body of work attributed to phonetics-related topics focuses on speech perception and production, particularly how dialect, gender, and age affect the way speech sounds are perceived and produced. Much of this research examines acoustic cues in spontaneous speech, including how listeners use high-frequency sound information and hesitation patterns to identify a speaker's dialect or gender. A prospective student would likely engage with experimental studies using recorded speech samples and listener perception tasks.

Publication activity has been variable but generally slowing over the last decade, declining from a peak of 12 publications in 2017 to just 2-3 in recent years (2024-2025).

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