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  • The effect of face covering masks on listeners\' recall of spoken sentences was investigated. Thirty-two German native listeners watched video recordings of a native speaker producing German sentences with and without a face mask, and then completed a cued-recall task. Listeners recalled significantly fewer words when the sentences had been spoken with a face mask. This might suggest that face masks increase processing demands, which in turn leaves fewer resources for encoding speech in memory. The result is also informative for policy-makers during the COVID-19 pandemic, regarding the impact of face masks on oral communication.
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  • J_Acoust_Soc_Am
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  • WHO
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  • The impact of face masks on the recall of spoken sentences
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  • #1035287
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  • 2021

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