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Voice types and voice quality in Japanese anime Reviewed International journal

Carlos T. Ishi, Akira Utsugi, Ichiro Ota

Proceedings of the 20th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences page： 3632 - 3636 2023.8

Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (international conference proceedings) Publisher：Guarant International

Japanese anime is noteworthy for being dubbed by professional voice actors and is unique in its vocal
characteristics. In this study, recordings were taken of students of voice actor course at a music college
reading short texts and anime lines in various voice
types. These recordings were analyzed by focusing on
the acoustic parameters related to voice quality. The
results showed that for a repeating task, when
students were asked to repeat an actual animated
voice, acoustic parameters such as F0 and sub-band
harmonics-to-noise ratio (HNR) clearly captured the
differences between several anime characters. When
analyzing recordings of short texts in various voice
types, a similar trend was found, although not as
distinct as the repeating task. These results suggest
that multiple anime voice types have been established
in Japanese anime and voice quality helps to
distinguish them.

Individual Differences and Character-Based Challenges in Hangul Acquisition Among Korean Language Learners in Japan Reviewed International journal

Akira Utsugi,Minsoo Kim,Nobuyuki Jincho

Journal of Korean Language Education Vol. 34 ( 2 ) page： 227 - 251 2023.6

Authorship：Lead author,　Corresponding author Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

We investigated the acquisition of Hangul by Japanese learners of Korean. Japanese-speaking participants listened to Korean syllables and selected the corresponding Hangul. Most participants scored very high on these items, although others struggled with simple items, suggesting that Hangul is not necessarily easy for everyone to learn. Questions with /w/ + vowels had lower accuracy.

DOI： 10.18209/iakle.2023.34.2.227

A voice quality analysis of Japanese anime Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Han Wang, Ichiro Ota

Proceedings of the 19th International Congress of the Phonetic Sciences page： 1853 - 1857 2019.8

Authorship：Lead author Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (international conference proceedings)

Japanese anime cartoons are characterized by their unique voices, which poses an interesting research opportunity in the study of phonetics. To identify the acoustic characteristics of Japanese anime voices, we analyzed voice quality in Japanese anime. Six seiyu (vocal actor/actress) voices from two recent anime cartoons were included in our analysis. We also analyzed normal Japanese speech from the Corpus of Spontaneous Japanese (CSJ) as control data. Using openSMILE, software for voice quality analysis, we measured several acoustic parameters related to voice quality. The results demonstrate that anime has significantly different values than normal speech does in spectral slope-related parameters such as H1-A3, F1~F3 relative energy, alpha ratio, Hammarberg index, and spectral slope (0.5–1.5 kHz). The results suggest that an anime voice has stronger harmonics than normal speech does.

Ongoing Tonal Change in Seoul Korean: From Tonogenesis and Lexical Diffusion Perspectives Invited Reviewed

Utsugi Akira

Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan Vol. 21 ( 2 ) page： 106 - 115 2017

Authorship：Lead author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：The Phonetic Society of Japan

This study reviews the two types of tonal change recently found in contemporary Seoul Korean. The first is the emergence of tones according to the onset at the initial syllable of the accentual phrase. This phenomenon synchronizes the overlapping process of Voice Onset Time (VOT) distribution between lax and aspirated obstruents. Several previous studies have indicated that this dialect is in the middle stage of tonogenesis. The second type of tonal change is the emergence of the H tone in the word il, meaning “one.” The present study examines the possibility of interpreting the two phenomena as lexical diffusion.

DOI： 10.24467/onseikenkyu.21.2_106

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Merger-in-progress of tonal classes in Masan/Changwon Korean Invited Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Language Research Vol. 45 ( 1 ) page： 23-42 2009.6

Conceptual replication and extension of health behavior theories' predictions in the context of COVID-19: Evidence across countries and over time Reviewed International coauthorship

Abakoumkin, G; Tseliou, E; McCabe, KO; Lemay, EP ; Stroebe, W; Agostini, M; Bélanger, JJ; Gützkow, B; Kreienkamp, J; Kutlaca, M; VanDellen, MR; Khaiyom, JHA; Ahmedi, V; Akkas, H; Almenara, CA; Atta, M; Bagci, SC; Basel, S; Kida, EB; Bernardo, ABI; Buttrick, NR; Chobthamkit, P; Choi, HS; Cristea, M; Csaba, S; Damnjanovic, K; Danyliuk, I; Di Santo, D; Douglas, KM; Enea, V; Faller, DG; Fitzsimons, G; Gheorghiu, A; Gomez, A; Grzymala-Moszczynska, J; Hamaidia, A; Han, Q; Helmy, M; Hudiyana, J; Jeronimus, BF; Jiang, DY; Jovanovic, V; Kamenov, Z; Kende, A; Keng, SL; Kieu, TTT; Koc, Y; Kovyazina, K; Kozytska, I; Krause, J; Kruglanski, AW; Kurapov, A; Lantos, NA; Lesmana, CBJ; Louis, WR; Lueders, A; Malik, NI; Martinez, A; Mehulic, J; Milla, MN; Mohammed, I; Molinario, E; Moyano, M; Muhammad, H; Mula, S; Muluk, H; Myroniuk, S; Najafi, R; Nisa, CF; Nyul, B; O'Keefe, PA; Osuna, JJO; Osin, EN; Park, J; Pica, G; Pierro, A; Rees, J; Reitsema, AM; Resta, E; Rullo, M; Ryan, MK; Samekin, A; Santtila, P; Sasin, E; Schumpe, BM; Selim, HA; Stanton, MV; Sultana, S; Sutton, RM; Utsugi, A; van Breen, JA; Van Lissa, CJ; Van Veen, K; Vazquez, A; Wollast, R; Yeung, VWL; Zand, S; Zezelj, IL; Zheng, B; Zick, A; Zúñiga, C; Leander, NP

SOCIAL AND PERSONALITY PSYCHOLOGY COMPASS Vol. 18 ( 2 ) 2024.2

Pandemic Boredom: Little Evidence That Lockdown-Related Boredom Affects Risky Public Health Behaviors Across 116 Countries Reviewed International coauthorship

Westgate, EC; Buttrick, NR; Lin, YJ; El Helou, G; Agostini, M; Belanger, JJ; Guetzkow, B; Kreienkamp, J; Abakoumkin, G; Khaiyom, JHA; Ahmedi, V; Akkas, H; Almenara, CA; Atta, M; Bagci, SC; Basel, S; Kida, EB; Bernardo, ABI; Chobthamkit, P; Choi, HS; Cristea, M; Csaba, S; Damnjanovic, K; Danyliuk, I; Dash, A; Di Santo, D; Douglas, KM; Enea, V; Faller, DG; Fitzsimons, G; Gheorghiu, A; Gomez, A; Hamaidia, A; Han, Q; Helmy, M; Hudiyana, J; Jeronimus, BF; Jiang, DY; Jovanovic, V; Kamenov, Ä; Kende, A; Keng, SL; Kieu, TTT; Koc, Y; Kovyazina, K; Kozytska, I; Krause, J; Kruglanski, AW; Kurapov, A; Kutlaca, M; Lantos, NA; Lemay, EP; Lesmana, CBJ; Louis, WR; Lueders, A; Maj, M; Malik, NI; Martinez, A; McCabe, KO; Mehulic, J; Milla, MN; Mohammed, I; Molinario, E; Moyano, M; Muhammad, H; Mula, S; Muluk, H; Myroniuk, S; Najafi, R; Nisa, CF; Nyul, B; O'Keefe, PA; Osuna, JJO; Osin, EN; Park, J; Pica, G; Pierro, A; Rees, J; Reitsema, AM; Resta, E; Rullo, M; Ryan, MK; Samekin, A; Santtila, P; Sasin, E; Schumpe, BM; Selim, HA; Stanton, MV; Stroebe, W; Sutton, RM; Tseliou, E; Utsugi, A; van Breen, JA; Van Lissa, CJ; Van Veen, K; vanDellen, MR; Vazquez, A; Wollast, R; Yeung, VWL; Zand, S; Zezelj, IL; Zheng, B; Zick, A; Zuniga, C; Leander, NP

EMOTION Vol. 23 ( 8 ) page： 2370 - 2384 2023.12

Production of Japanese Voiceless Sibilants in Bengali-Native Japanese Learners: An Acoustic-Phonetic Approach Reviewed

Sakaegawa Mikiko, Chen Fangsheng, Utsugi Akira

Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan Vol. 27 ( 2 ) page： 35 - 47 2023.10

Authorship：Last author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：The Phonetic Society of Japan

This study investigated the phonetic characteristics of Japanese voiceless sibilants produced by Japanese learners whose native language is Bengali. We compared these to Japanese native speakers and measured M1 (weighted average) and M2 (standard deviation) via a spectral moment analysis. The analysis suggests that M1 is the main parameter for distinguishing /s/ and /ɕ/ in Japanese. On the other hand, the analysis reveals that learners cannot distinguish them clearly. In their production, the place of articulation of /s/ moves further back or approaches non-sibilant and /ɕ/ tends to be pronounced as retroflex.

DOI： 10.24467/onseikenkyu.27.2_35

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Identifying important individual- and country-level predictors of conspiracy theorizing: A machine learning analysis Reviewed International coauthorship

Douglas, KM; Sutton, RM; Van Lissa, CJ; Stroebe, W; Kreienkamp, J; Agostini, M; Belanger, JJ; Guetzkow, B; Abakoumkin, G; Khaiyom, JHA; Ahmedi, V; Akkas, H; Almenara, CA; Atta, M; Bagci, SC; Basel, S; Kida, EB; Bernardo, ABI; Buttrick, NR; Chobthamkit, P; Choi, HS; Cristea, M; Csaba, S; Damnjanovic, K; Danyliuk, I; Dash, A; Di Santo, D; Enea, V; Faller, DG; Fitzsimons, G; Gheorghiu, A; Gomez, A; Hamaidia, A; Han, Q; Helmy, M; Hudiyana, J; Jeronimus, BF; Jiang, DY; Jovanovic, V; Kamenov, Z; Kende, A; Keng, SL; Kieu, TTT; Koc, Y; Kovyazina, K; Kozytska, I; Krause, J; Kruglanski, AW; Kurapov, A; Kutlaca, M; Lantos, NA; Lemay, EP ; Lesmana, CBJ; Louis, WR; Lueders, A; Malik, NI; Martinez, A; McCabe, KO; Mehulic, J; Milla, MN; Mohammed, I; Molinario, E; Moyano, M; Muhammad, H; Mula, S; Muluk, H; Myroniuk, S; Najafi, R; Nisa, CF; Nyul, B; O'Keefe, PA; Osuna, JJO; Osin, EN; Park, J; Pica, G; Pierro, A; Rees, J; Reitsema, AM; Resta, E; Rullo, M; Ryan, MK; Samekin, A; Santtila, P; Sasin, E; Schumpe, BM; Selim, HA; Stanton, MV; Sultana, S; Tseliou, E; Utsugi, A; van Breen, JA; Van Veen, K; vanDellen, MR; Vázquez, A; Wollast, R; Yeung, VWL; Zand, S; Zezelj, IL; Zheng, B; Zick, A; Zuniga, C; Leander, NP

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Vol. 53 ( 6 ) page： 1191 - 1203 2023.10

Intentions to be Vaccinated Against COVID-19: The Role of Prosociality and Conspiracy Beliefs across 20 Countries Reviewed International coauthorship

Enea Violeta, Eisenbeck Nikolett, Carreno David F., Douglas Karen M., Sutton Robbie M., Agostini Maximilian, Belanger Jocelyn J., Gutzkow Ben, Kreienkamp Jannis, Abakoumkin Georgios, Khaiyom Jamilah Hanum Abdul, Ahmedi Vjollca, Akkas Handan, Almenara Carlos A., Atta Mohsin, Bagci Sabahat Cigdem, Basel Sima, Kida Edona Berisha, Bernardo Allan B. I, Buttrick Nicholas R., Chobthamkit Phatthanakit, Choi Hoon-Seok, Cristea Mioara, Csaba Sara, Damnjanovic Kaja, Danyliuk Ivan, Dash Arobindu, Di Santo Daniela, Faller Daiane Gracieli, Fitzsimons Gavan, Gheorghiu Alexandra, Gomez Angel, Grzymala-Moszczynska Joanna, Hamaidia Ali, Han Qing, Helmy Mai, Hudiyana Joevarian, Jeronimus Bertus F., Jiang Ding-Yu, Jovanovic Veljko, Kamenov Zeljka, Kende Anna, Keng Shian-Ling, Tra Thi Thanh Kieu, Koc Yasin, Kovyazina Kamila, Kozytska Inna, Krause Joshua, Kruglanski Arie W., Kurapov Anton, Kutlaca Maja, Lantos Nora Anna, Lemay Edward P. Jr., Lesmana Cokorda Bagus Jaya, Louis Winnifred R., Lueders Adrian, Malik Najma Iqbal, Martinez Anton, McCabe Kira O., Mehulic Jasmina, Milla Mirra Noor, Mohammed Idris, Molinario Erica, Moyano Manuel, Muhammad Hayat, Mula Silvana, Muluk Hamdi, Myroniuk Solomiia, Najafi Reza, Nisa Claudia F., Nyul Boglarka, O'Keefe Paul A., Olivas Osuna Jose Javier, Osin Evgeny N., Park Joonha, Pica Gennaro, Pierro Antonio, Rees Jonas, Reitsema Anne Margit, Resta Elena, Rullo Marika, Ryan Michelle K., Samekin Adil, Santtila Pekka, Sasin Edyta, Schumpe Birga M., Selim Heyla A., Stanton Michael Vicente, Sultana Samiah, Tseliou Eleftheria, Utsugi Akira, van Breen Jolien Anne, Van Lissa Caspar J., Van Veen Kees, vanDellen Michelle R., Vazquez Alexandra, Wollast Robin, Yeung Victoria Wai-Lan, Zand Somayeh, Zezelj Iris Lav, Zheng Bang, Zick Andreas, Zuniga Claudia, Leander N. Pontus

HEALTH COMMUNICATION Vol. 38 ( 8 ) page： 1530 - 1539 2023.7

母親の対乳幼児発話におけるマザリーズ表出特徴と発話量の関連

神崎奈奈,児玉珠美,宇都木昭,大嶽さと子

日本保育学会第76回大会発表論文集 2023.5

Acculturation attitudes and adaptation among South Korean residents in Japan: The mediating role of coping strategies Reviewed

Park, J; Joshanloo, M; Utsugi, A

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS Vol. 94 2023.5

On the Relationship Between Valence and Arousal in Samples Across the Globe Reviewed International coauthorship

Yik Michelle, Mues Chiel, Sze Irene N. L., Kuppens Peter, Tuerlinckx Francis, De Roover Kim, Kwok Felity H. C., Schwartz Shalom H., Abu-Hilal Maher, Adebayo Damilola Fisayo, Aguilar Pilar, Al-Bahrani Muna, Anderson Marc H., Andrade Laura, Bratko Denis, Bushina Ekaterina, Choi Jeong Won, Cieciuch Jan, Dru Vincent, Evers Uwana, Fischer Ronald, Florez Ivonne Andrea, Gardarsdottir Ragna B., Gari Aikaterini, Graf Sylvie, Halama Peter, Halberstadt Jamin, Halim Magdalena S., Heilman Renata M., Hrebickova Martina, Kar Johannes Alfons, Knezevic Goran, Kohut Michal, Kolnes Martin, Lazarevic Ljiljana B., Lebedeva Nadezhda, Lee Julie, Lee Young-Ho, Liu Chunquan, Mannerstrom Rasmus, Marusic Iris, Nansubuga Florence, Ojedokun Oluyinka, Park Joonha, Platt Tracey, Proyer Rene T., Realo Anu, Rolland Jean-Pierre, Ruch Willibald, Ruiz Desiree, Sortheix Florencia M., Stahlmann Alexander Georg, Stojanov Ana, Strus Wlodzimierz, Tamir Maya, Torres Claudio, Trujillo Angela, Ha Truong Thi Khanh, Utsugi Akira, Vecchione Michele, Wang Lei, Russell James A.

EMOTION Vol. 23 ( 2 ) page： 332 - 344 2023.3

Lockdown Lives: A Longitudinal Study of Inter-Relationships Among Feelings of Loneliness, Social Contacts, and Solidarity During the COVID-19 Lockdown in Early 2020 Reviewed International coauthorship

van Breen Jolien A., Kutlaca Maja, Koc Yasin, Jeronimus Bertus F., Reitsema Anne Margit, Jovanovic Veljko, Agostini Maximilian, Belanger Jocelyn J., Gutzkow Ben, Kreienkamp Jannis, Abakoumkin Georgios, Khaiyom Jamilah Hanum Abdul, Ahmedi Vjollca, Akkas Handan, Almenara Carlos A., Atta Mohsin, Bagci Sabahat Cigdem, Basel Sima, Kida Edona Berisha, Bernardo Allan B. I, Buttrick Nicholas R., Chobthamkit Phatthanakit, Choi Hoon-Seok, Cristea Mioara, Csaba Sara, Damnjanovic Kaja, Danyliuk Ivan, Dash Arobindu, Di Santo Daniela, Douglas Karen M., Enea Violeta, Faller Daiane Gracieli, Fitzsimons Gavan, Gheorghiu Alexandra, Gomez Angel, Hamaidia Ali, Han Qing, Helmy Mai, Hudiyana Joevarian, Jiang Ding-Yu, Kamenov Zeljka, Kende Anna, Keng Shian-Ling, Kieu Tra Thi Thanh, Kovyazina Kamila, Kozytska Inna, Krause Joshua, Kruglanski Arie W., Kurapov Anton, Lantos Nora Anna, Lemay Edward P. Jr., Lesmana Cokorda Bagus Jaya, Louis Winnifred R., Lueders Adrian, Malik Najma Iqbal, Martinez Anton, McCabe Kira, Mehulic Jasmina, Milla Mirra Noor, Mohammed Idris, Molinario Erica, Moyano Manuel, Muhammad Hayat, Mula Silvana, Muluk Hamdi, Myroniuk Solomiia, Najafi Reza, Nisa Claudia F., Nyul Boglarka, O'Keefe Paul A., Osuna Jose Javier Olivas, Osin Evgeny N., Park Joonha, Pica Gennaro, Pierro Antonio, Rees Jonas, Resta Elena, Rullo Marika, Ryan Michelle K., Samekin Adil, Santtila Pekka, Sasin Edyta, Schumpe Birga Mareen, Selim Heyla A., Stanton Michael Vicente, Sultana Samiah, Sutton Robbie M., Tseliou Eleftheria, Utsugi Akira, van Lissa Caspar J., van Veen Kees, VanDellen Michelle R., Vazquez Alexandra, Wollast Robin, Yeung Victoria Wai-Lan, Zand Somayeh, Zezelj Iris Lav, Zheng Bang, Zick Andreas, Zuniga Claudia, Leander N. Pontus

PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN Vol. 48 ( 9 ) page： 1315 - 1330 2022.9

Phonetic Characteristics of Bengali Voiceless Sibilants: An Acoustic-Phonetic Approach Reviewed

Sakaegawa Mikiko, Chen Fangsheng, Utsugi Akira

Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan Vol. 25 ( 0 ) page： 119 - 130 2022.7

Authorship：Last author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：The Phonetic Society of Japan

This study aimed to investigate the phonetic characteristics and allophonic conditioning of Bengali voiceless sibilants. We measured M1 (weighted average) and M2 (standard deviation) through a spectral moment analysis of fricative spectra and the F2 of post-consonantal vowels with data collected from four native speakers. The analysis suggests that allophonic [s] typically appears at the onset of word-initial consonant clusters. It also reveals individual differences in allophonic conditioning. The comparison between our results and previous studies of Mandarin Chinese voiceless sibilants suggests that Bengali /ʃ/ is phonetically closer to Mandarin Chinese /ʂ/ than /ɕ/.

DOI： 10.24467/onseikenkyu.25.0_119

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Characters for which Korean language learners make mistakes frequently: A multiple-choice test analysis of Japanese learners of Korean International journal

Akira Utsugi, Minsoo Kim, Nobuyuki Jincho

Proceedings of the 32nd International Conference on Korean Language Education page： 396 - 404 2022.7

Authorship：Lead author Language：Korean Publishing type：Research paper (international conference proceedings)

Our ongoing research project aims to elucidate the process of Hangul learning and individual differences among Korean language learners in Japan, adopting the developmental dyslexia research perspective. In this presentation, we will report the results of a multiple-choice test analysis conducted as part of this project, focusing on characters for which learners are likely to make errors. The test was conducted on beginner-level learners of Korean as a second foreign language at Japanese universities. It consisted of seven questions, each of which played a monosyllabic Korean sound and presented a choice of four characters. Tests were conducted nine times during the semester. The questions consisted of the following seven patterns: (1) alternation of the basic vowel jamo, (2) alternation of the composite vowel jamo, (3) alternation of the basic consonant jamo, (4) alternation of the basic vowel jamo in the heavy syllable, (5) alternation of the basic consonant jamo (with fictional characters as options), (6) alternation of the composite vowel jamo (with fictional characters as options), and (7) random alternation of characters. Analysis of the test results, with particular attention to question type, revealed significantly lower percentages of correct responses in (2), (4), (5), and (6) question types compared to type (7). For question type (6), which had the lowest percentage of correct answers, an examination of error trends revealed that there was a particularly large number of cases of incorrectly selecting fictitious characters, with o replaced by u for the /wa/ sound. The results of the above errors may be explained by the concept of transparency among the "hypothesis of granularity and transparency" presented by Wydell & Butterworth (1999) in their study of developmental dyslexia. That is, the Korean phoneme /w/ may correspond to o or u in spelling, and there is no one-to-one correspondence between phoneme and jamo. This suggests that special attention should be paid to the teaching of composite vowels representing the /w/ sound in Korean language education. We would like to further examine the tendency of low-scoring groups after increasing the number of collaborators, and to investigate other cases where transparency may be relevant, such as the spelling of words involving morphophonological rules, in the future. By doing so, we would like to obtain further suggestions on how the teaching of the Korean writing system should be conducted according to learners’ characteristics.

COVID-19 stressors and health behaviors: A multilevel longitudinal study across 86 countries Reviewed International coauthorship

Keng, SL; Stanton, MV; Haskins, LB; Almenara, CA; Ickovics, J; Jones, A; Grigsby-Toussaint, D; Agostini, M; Belanger, JJ; Gutzkow, B; Kreienkamp, J; Lemay, EP ; Vandellen, MR; Abakoumkin, G; Khaiyom, JHA; Ahmedi, V; Akkas, H; Atta, M; Bagci, SC; Basel, S; Kida, EB; Bernardo, ABI; Buttrick, NR; Chobthamkit, P; Choi, HS; Cristea, M; Csaba, S; Damnjanovic, K; Danyliuk, I; Dash, A; Di Santo, D; Douglas, KM; Enea, V; Faller, DG; Fitzsimons, G; Gheorghiu, A; Gómez, A; Hamaidia, A; Qing, H; Helmy, M; Hudiyana, J; Jeronimus, BF; Jiang, DY; Jovanovic, V; Kamenov, Z; Kende, A; Kieu, TTT; Koc, Y; Kovyazina, K; Kozytska, I; Krause, J; Kruglanski, AW; Kurapov, A; Kutlaca, M; Lantos, NA; Lesmana, CBJ; Louis, WR; Lueders, A; Maj, M; Malik, NI; Martinez, A; McCabe, KO; Mehulic, J; Milla, MN; Mohammed, I; Molinario, E; Moyano, M; Muhammad, H; Mula, S; Muluk, H; Myroniuk, S; Najafi, R; Nisa, CF; Nyul, B; O'Keefe, PA; Osuna, JJO; Osin, EN; Park, J; Pica, G; Pierro, A; Rees, J; Reitsema, AM; Resta, E; Rullo, M; Ryan, MK; Samekin, A; Santtila, P; Sasin, EM; Schumpe, BM; Selim, HA; Stroebe, W; Sultana, S; Sutton, RM; Tseliou, E; Utsugi, A; van Breen, JA; Van Lissa, CJ; Van Veen, K; Vázquez, A; Wollast, R; Yeung, VWL; Zand, S; Zezelj, IL; Zheng, B; Zick, A; Zúñiga, C; Leander, NP

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE REPORTS Vol. 27 2022.6

女性保育者のマザリーズ表出特徴に関する研究

神崎奈奈,宇都木昭,児玉珠美,大嶽さと子

日本保育学会第75回大会発表論文集 2022.5

Using machine learning to identify important predictors of COVID-19 infection prevention behaviors during the early phase of the pandemic Reviewed International coauthorship

Van Lissa Caspar J., Stroebe Wolfgang, VanDellen Michelle R., Leander N. Pontus, Agostini Maximilian, Draws Tim, Grygoryshyn Andrii, Gutzgow Ben, Kreienkamp Jannis, Vetter Clara S., Abakoumkin Georgios, Khaiyom Jamilah Hanum Abdul, Ahmedi Vjolica, Akkas Handan, Almenara Carlos A., Atta Mohsin, Bagci Sabahat Cigdem, Basel Sima, Kida Edona Berisha, Bernardo Allan B. I, Buttrick Nicholas R., Chobthamkit Phatthanakit, Choi Hoon-Seok, Cristea Mioara, Csaba Sara, Damnjanovic Kaja, Danyliuk Ivan, Dash Arobindu, Di Santo Daniela, Douglas Karen M., Enea Violeta, Faller Daiane Gracieli, Fitzsimons Gavan J., Gheorghiu Alexandra, Gomez Angel, Hamaidia Ali, Han Qing, Helmy Mai, Hudiyana Joevarian, Jeronimus Bertus F., Jiang Ding-Yu, Jovanovic Veljko, Kamenov Zeljka, Kende Anna, Keng Shian-Ling, Tra Thi Thanh Kieu, Koc Yasin, Kovyazina Kamila, Kozytska Inna, Krause Joshua, Kruglanksi Arie W., Kurapov Anton, Kutlaca Maja, Lantos Nora Anna, Lemay Edward P., Lesmana Cokorda Bagus Jaya, Louis Winnifred R., Lueders Adrian, Malik Najma Iqbal, Martinez Anton P., McCabe Kira O., Mehulic Jasmina, Milla Mirra Noor, Mohammed Idris, Molinario Erica, Moyano Manuel, Muhammad Hayat, Mula Silvana, Muluk Hamdi, Myroniuk Solomiia, Najafi Reza, Nisa Claudia F., Nyul Boglarka, O'Keefe Paul A., Osuna Jose Javier Olivas, Osin Evgeny N., Park Joonha, Pica Gennaro, Pierro Antonio, Rees Jonas H., Reitsema Anne Margit, Resta Elena, Rullo Marika, Ryan Michelle K., Samekin Adil, Santtila Pekka, Sasin Edyta M., Schumpe Birga M., Selim Heyla A., Stanton Michael Vicente, Sultana Samiah, Sutton Robbie M., Tseliou Eleftheria, Utsugi Akira, van Breen Jolien Anne, Van Veen Kees, Vazquez Alexandra, Wollast Robin, Yeung Victoria Wai-Lan, Zand Somayeh, Zezelj Iris Lav, Zheng Bang, Zick Andreas, Zuniga Claudia, Belanger Jocelyn J.

PATTERNS Vol. 3 ( 4 ) 2022.4

Predictors of adherence to public health behaviors for fighting COVID-19 derived from longitudinal data Reviewed International coauthorship

Schumpe, BM; Van Lissa, CJ; Bélanger, JJ; Ruggeri, K; Mierau, J; Nisa, CF; Molinario, E; Gelfand, MJ; Stroebe, W; Agostini, M; Gutzkow, B; Jeronimus, BF; Kreienkamp, J; Kutlaca, M; Lemay, EP; Reitsema, AM; VanDellen, MR; Abakoumkin, G; Khaiyom, JHA; Ahmedi, V; Akkas, H; Almenara, CA; Atta, M; Bagci, SC; Basel, S; Kida, EB; Bernardo, ABI; Buttrick, NR; Chobthamkit, P; Choi, HS; Cristea, M; Csaba, S; Damnjanovic, K; Danyliuk, I; Dash, A; Di Santo, D; Douglas, KM; Enea, V; Faller, D; Fitzsimons, GJ; Gheorghiu, A; Gómez, A; Hamaidia, A; Han, Q; Helmy, M; Hudiyana, J; Jiang, DY; Jovanovic, V; Kamenov, Z; Kende, A; Keng, SL; Kieu, TTT; Koc, Y; Kovyazina, K; Kozytska, I; Krause, J; Kruglanski, AW; Kurapov, A; Lantos, NA; Lesmana, CBJ; Louis, WR; Lueders, A; Malik, NI; Martinez, AP; McCabe, KO; Mehulic, J; Milla, MN; Mohammed, I; Moyano, M; Muhammad, H; Mula, S; Muluk, H; Myroniuk, S; Najafi, R; Nyúl, B; O'Keefe, PA; Osuna, JJO; Osin, EN; Park, J; Pica, G; Pierro, A; Rees, JH; Resta, E; Rullo, M; Ryan, MK; Samekin, A; Santtila, P; Sasin, E; Selim, HA; Stanton, MV; Sultana, S; Sutton, RM; Tseliou, E; Utsugi, A; van Breen, JA; Van Veen, K; Vázquez, A; Wollast, R; Yeung, VWL; Zand, S; Zezelj, IL; Zheng, B; Zick, A; Zúñiga, C; Leander, NP

SCIENTIFIC REPORTS Vol. 12 ( 1 ) 2022.3

'We are all in the same boat': How societal discontent affects intention to help during the COVID-19 pandemic Reviewed International coauthorship

Resta Elena, Mula Silvana, Baldner Conrad, Di Santo Daniela, Agostini Maximilian, Belanger Jocelyn J., Gutzkow Ben, Kreienkamp Jannis, Abakoumkin Georgios, Khaiyom Jamilah Hanum Abdul, Ahmedi Vjollca, Akkas Handan, Almenara Carlos A., Atta Mohsin, Bagci Sabahat Cigdem, Basel Sima, Kida Edona Berisha, Bernardo Allan B. I, Buttrick Nicholas R., Chobthamkit Phatthanakit, Choi Hoon-Seok, Cristea Mioara, Csaba Sara, Danyliuk Ivan, Dash Arobindu, Douglas Karen M., Enea Violeta, Faller Daiane Gracieli, Fitzsimons Gavan J., Gheorghiu Alexandra, Gomez Angel, Hamaidia Ali, Han Qing, Helmy Mai, Hudiyana Joevarian, Jeronimus Bertus F., Jiang Ding-Yu, Kamenov Zeljka, Kende Anna, Keng Shian-Ling, Tra Thi Thanh Kieu, Koc Yasin, Kovyazina Kamila, Kozytska Inna, Krause Joshua, Kruglanski Arie W., Kurapov Anton, Kutlaca Maja, Lantos Nora Anna, Lemay Edward P., Lesmana Cokorda Bagus J., Louis Winnifred R., Lueders Adrian, Malik Najma Iqbal, Martinez Anton P., McCabe Kira O., Mehulic Jasmina, Milla Mirra Noor, Mohammed Idris, Molinario Erica, Moyano Manuel, Muhammad Hayat, Muluk Hamdi, Myroniuk Solomiia, Najafi Reza, Nisa Claudia F., Nyul Boglarka, O'Keefe Paul A., Osuna Jose Javier Olivas, Osin Evgeny N., Park Joonha, Pica Gennaro, Pierro Antonio, Rees Jonas H., Reitsema Anne Margit, Rullo Marika, Ryan Michelle K., Samekin Adil, Santtila Pekka, Sasin Edyta, Schumpe Birga M., Selim Heyla A., Stanton Michael Vicente, Stroebe Wolfgang, Sultana Samiah, Sutton Robbie M., Tseliou Eleftheria, Utsugi Akira, Breen Jolien A., Lissa Caspar J., Veen Kees, Dellen Michelle R., Vazquez Alexandra, Wollast Robin, Yeung Victoria Wai-Ian, Zand Somayeh, Zezelj Iris Lav, Zheng Bang, Zick Andreas, Zuniga Claudia, Leander N. Pontus

JOURNAL OF COMMUNITY & APPLIED SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Vol. 32 ( 2 ) page： 332 - 347 2022.3

女性保育者のマザリーズ表出に関する研究

神崎奈奈, 児玉珠美, 宇都木昭, 大嶽さと子

日本保育学会第75回発表論文集 Vol. 76 2022

Perceptual cue weighting for Mandarin voiceless sibilants: Differences between Mandarin and Japanese speakers

NUNOME Takako, UTSUGI Akira

Proceedings of the Technical Committee on Speech Communication Vol. 1 ( 2 ) page： n/a 2021.12

Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：The Technical Committee on Speech Communication,the Acoustical Society of Japan

This study examines how the acoustic features of the Chinese Mandarin sibilant consonants [c], [s], and [s]and their following vowels in CV syllables function as perceptual cues. The author conducted speech perception experiments using speech morphing syntheses. The differences in perceptual cues weighting between native speakers of Japanese who learning Chinese Mandarin as a second language and Mandarin native speakers were also compared. Mandarin native speakers used both consonant and vowel part information as perceptual cues according to the Chinese phonological system, whereas the learners tended to be more influenced by the acoustic features of consonants.

DOI： 10.60274/asjsc.sc-2021-19

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Politicization of COVID-19 health-protective behaviors in the United States: Longitudinal and cross-national evidence Reviewed International coauthorship

Stroebe Wolfgang, vanDellen Michelle R., Abakoumkin Georgios, Lemay Edward P. Jr., Schiavone William M., Agostini Maximilian, Belanger Jocelyn J., Gutzkow Ben, Kreienkamp Jannis, Reitsema Anne Margit, Khaiyom Jamilah Hanum Abdul, Ahmedi Vjolica, Akkas Handan, Almenara Carlos A., Atta Mohsin, Bagci Sabahat Cigdem, Basel Sima, Kida Edona Berisha, Bernardo Allan B. I., Buttrick Nicholas R., Chobthamkit Phatthanakit, Choi Hoon-Seok, Cristea Mioara, Csaba Sara, Damnjanovic Kaja, Danyliuk Ivan, Dash Arobindu, Di Santo Daniela, Douglas Karen M., Enea Violeta, Faller Daiane Gracieli, Fitzsimons Gavan, Gheorghiu Alexandra, Gomez Angel, Hamaidia Ali, Han Qing, Helmy Mai, Hudiyana Joevarian, Jeronimus Bertus F., Jiang Ding-Yu, Jovanovic Veljko, Kamenov Zeljka, Kende Anna, Keng Shian-Ling, Kieu Tra Thi Thanh, Koc Yasin, Kovyazina Kamila, Kozytska Inna, Krause Joshua, Kruglanksi Arie W., Kurapov Anton, Kutlaca Maja, Lantos Nora Anna, Lemsmana Cokorda Bagus Jaya, Louis Winnifred R., Lueders Adrian, Malik Najma Iqbal, Martinez Anton, McCabe Kira O., Mehulic Jasmina, Milla Mirra Noor, Mohammed Idris, Molinario Erica, Moyano Manuel, Muhammad Hayat, Mula Silvana, Muluk Hamdi, Myroniuk Solomiia, Najafi Reza, Nisa Claudia F., Nyul Boglarka, O'Keefe Paul A., Olivas Osuna Jose Javier, Osin Evgeny N., Park Joonha, Pica Gennaro, Pierro Antonio, Rees Jonas, Resta Elena, Rullo Marika, Ryan Michelle K., Samekin Adil, Santtila Pekka, Sasin Edyta, Schumpe Birga M., Selim Heyla A., Stanton Michael Vicente, Sultana Samiah, Sutton Robbie M., Tseliou Eleftheria, Utsugi Akira, van Breen Jolien Anne, Van Lissa Caspar J., Van Veen Kees, Vazquez Alexandra, Wollast Robin, Wai-Lan Yeung Victoria, Zand Somayeh, Zezelj Iris Lav, Zheng Bang, Zick Andreas, Zuniga Claudia, Leander N. Pontus

PLOS ONE Vol. 16 ( 10 ) 2021.10

Lives versus Livelihoods? Perceived economic risk has a stronger association with support for COVID-19 preventive measures than perceived health risk Reviewed International coauthorship

Nisa Claudia F., Belanger Jocelyn J., Faller Daiane G., Buttrick Nicholas R., Mierau Jochen O., Austin Maura M. K., Schumpe Birga M., Sasin Edyta M., Agostini Maximilian, Gutzkow Ben, Kreienkamp Jannis, Abakoumkin Georgios, Khaiyom Jamilah Hanum Abdul, Ahmedi Vjollca, Akkas Handan, Almenara Carlos A., Atta Mohsin, Bagci Sabahat Cigdem, Basel Sima, Kida Edona Berisha, Bernardo Allan B. I, Chobthamkit Phatthanakit, Choi Hoon-Seok, Cristea Mioara, Csaba Sara, Damnjanovic Kaja, Danyliuk Ivan, Dash Arobindu, Di Santo Daniela, Douglas Karen M., Enea Violeta, Fitzsimons Gavan, Gheorghiu Alexandra, Gomez Angel, Grzymala-Moszczynska Joanna, Hamaidia Ali, Han Qing, Helmy Mai, Hudiyana Joevarian, Jeronimus Bertus F., Jiang Ding-Yu, Jovanovic Veljko, Kamenov Zeljka, Kende Anna, Keng Shian-Ling, Tra Thi Thanh Kieu, Koc Yasin, Kovyazina Kamila, Kozytska Inna, Krause Joshua, Kruglanski Arie W., Kurapov Anton, Kutlaca Maja, Lantos Nora Anna, Lemay Edward P. Jr., Lesmana Cokorda Bagus Jaya, Louis Winnifred R., Lueders Adrian, Malik Najma Iqbal, Martinez Anton, McCabe Kira O., Mehulic Jasmina, Milla Mirra Noor, Mohammed Idris, Molinario Erica, Moyano Manuel, Muhammad Hayat, Mula Silvana, Muluk Hamdi, Myroniuk Solomiia, Najafi Reza, Nyul Boglarka, O'Keefe Paul A., Osuna Jose Javier Olivas, Osin Evgeny N., Park Joonha, Pica Gennaro, Pierro Antonio, Rees Jonas, Reitsema Anne Margit, Resta Elena, Rullo Marika, Ryan Michelle K., Samekin Adil, Santtila Pekka, Selim Heyla A., Stanton Michael Vicente, Sultana Samiah, Sutton Robbie M., Tseliou Eleftheria, Utsugi Akira, van Breen Jolien Anne, Van Lissa Caspar J., Van Veen Kees, VanDellen Michelle R., Vazquez Alexandra, Wollast Robin, Yeung Victoria Wai-Ian, Zand Somayeh, Zezelj Iris Lav, Zheng Bang, Zick Andreas, Zuniga Claudia, Leander N. Pontus

SCIENTIFIC REPORTS Vol. 11 ( 1 ) 2021.5

男性保育者のマザリーズ特徴表出関する研究（１）

大嶽さと子, 児玉珠美, 神崎奈奈, 宇都木昭

日本保育学会第73回大会発表論文集 Vol. 74 page： 1281 - 1282 2021

男性保育者のマザリーズ表出特徴に関する研究(2)

神崎奈奈, 児玉珠美, 宇都木昭, 大嶽さと子

日本保育学会第74回発表論文集 Vol. 74 2021

Articulatory asymmetry in consonantal sequences: A case from English, Fukui Japanese and Chaozhou Chinese

Kenji Yoshida, Akira Utsugi, Jia Hui Wu, Tetsuo Nitta, Kiyoe Sakamoto, Yoko Ichimura

Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Speech Prosody 2020 page： 21 - 25 2020.5

Articulatory asymmetry in consonantal sequences: a case from English, Fukui Japanese and Chaozhou Chinese Reviewed International coauthorship

宇都木昭

Proceedings of Speech Prosody 2020 Vol. 1 page： 1 - 5 2020

On "Nominative Expressions" in Korean by Zainichi Koreans: Focusing on the Korean School Community Reviewed

Eunhee Kwon, Akira Utsugi

Journal of the Japan Association for Korean Language Education ( 9 ) page： 201 - 214 2019.9

On the relation between social dominance orientation and environmentalism: A 25-nation study

Taciano L. Milfont, Paul G. Bain, Yoshihisa Kashima, Victor Corral-Verdugo, Carlota Pasquali, Lars-Olof Johansson, Yanjun Guan, Valdiney V. Gouveia, Ragna B. Garðarsdóttir, Guy Doron, Michał Bilewicz, Akira Utsugi, Juan Ignacio Aragones, Linda Steg, Martin Soland, Joonha Park, Siegmar Otto, Christophe Demarque, Claire Wagner, Ole Jacob Madsen, Nadezhda Lebedeva, Roberto González, P. Wesley Schultz, José L. Saiz, Tim Kurz, Robert Gifford, Charity S. Akotia, Nína M. Saviolidis, Gró Einarsdóttir

Social Psychological and Personality Science Vol. 9 ( 7 ) page： 802 - 814 2018.9

A preliminary study on the phonetic variation of the velar nasal in Japanese: An analysis of the Gujo and Kitaibaraki dialects

UTSUGI Akira

Research in Experimental Phonetics and Linguistics Vol. 9 ( 0 ) page： 35 - 45 2017.3

Authorship：Lead author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal) Publisher：The Japan Experimental Linguistics Society

This preliminary study focuses on a phonetic variation of the velar nasal, which appears as an allophone of /g/ in several Japanese dialects. The author investigated two dialects, Gujo (Gifu prefecture) and Kitaibaraki (Ibaraki prefecture), both of which were considered to have the velar nasal according to previous studies. Tokens containing /g/ in the recorded data were analyzed through the inspection of spectrograms. As a result, the author identified two patterns, the typical velar nasal stop and the nasalized velar approximant. The latter pattern was acoustically characterized as the lack of formant damping, which is one of the most significant characteristics of a nasal stop. It is not clear whether this variation correlates with sociolinguistic factors such as region. More data are needed to answer this question.

DOI： 10.57354/repl.9.0_35

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Utsugi Akira

Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan Vol. 21 ( 2 ) page： 50 - 52 2017

Tonal variation in Kagoshima Japanese and factors of language change Reviewed

Ichiro Ota, Hitoshi Nikaido, Akira Utsugi

The future of dialects: Selected papers from Methods in Dialectology XV page： 389 - 398 2016.2

Co-benefits of addressing climate change can motivate action around the world Reviewed

Paul G. Bain, Taciano L. Milfont, Yoshihisa Kashima, Michał Bilewicz, Guy Doron, Ragna B. Garðarsdóttir, Valdiney V. Gouveia, Yanjun Guan, Lars-Olof Johansson, Carlota Pasquali, Victor Corral-Verdugo, Juan Ignacio Aragones, Akira Utsugi, Christophe Demarque, Siegmar Otto, Joonha Park, Martin Soland, Linda Steg, Roberto González, Nadezhda Lebedeva, Ole Jacob Madsen, Claire Wagner, Charity S. Akotia, Tim Kurz, José L. Saiz, P. Wesley Schultz, Gró Einarsdóttir & Nina M. Saviolidis

Nature Climate Change Vol. 6 ( 2 ) page： 154 - + 2016.2

韓国語慶尚道方言における属格主語構造 Reviewed

金英周, 五十嵐陽介, 宇都木昭, 酒井弘

日本言語学会第151回大会予稿集 page： 110 - 115 2015.11

Infant-directed speech as a window into the dynamic nature of phonology Reviewed

Reiko Mazuka, Yosuke Igarashi, Andrew Martin, & Akira Utsugi

Laboratory Phonology Vol. 6 ( 3-4 ) page： 281 - 303 2015.10

The multidimensional nature of hyperspeech: Evidence from Japanese vowel devoicing. Reviewed

Andrew Martin, Akira Utsugi, Reiko Mazuka

Cognition Vol. 132 ( 2 ) page： 216 - 228 2014.8

Dialectal differences in hemispheric specialization for Japanese lexical pitch accent Reviewed

Yutaka Sato, Akira Utsugi, Naoto Yamane, Masatoshi Koizumi, Reiko Mazuka

Brain and Language Vol. 127 ( 3 ) page： 475 - 483 2013.12

Regional variation of VOT in Ibaraki Japanese Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Kan Sasaki, Yosuke Igarashi

Proceedings of the 27th Annual Meeting of the Phonetic Society of Japan page： 119 - 124 2013.9

Variation at the tonal level in Japanese dialects

Ichiro Ota, Shoji Takano, Hitoshi Nikaido, Akira Utsugi & Yoshiyuki Asahi

Proceedings of Japanese Language Variation and Change Conference 2012 page： 51 - 54 2012.3

Subtle differences between the speech of young speakers of 'Accentless' and Standard Japanese dialects: An analysis of pitch peak alignment Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Masatoshi Koizumi, & Reiko Mazuka

Proceedings of the 17th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences page： 2046 - 2049 2011.8

The relationship between production and perception in the standardization of lexical pitch accent Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Masatoshi Koizumi, & Reiko Mazuka

Proceedings of the 27th meeting of the Japanese Association of Sociolinguistic Sciences page： 78 - 81 2011.3

Lexical pitch accent, word melody, and prosodic subordination in Masan/Changwon Korean

Akira Utsugi

Proceedings of the 18th Meeting of the Linguistic Circle for the Study of Eastern Eurasian Languages page： 57 - 66 2011.2

A robust method to detect dialectal differences in the perception of lexical pitch accent Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Masatoshi Koizumi, & Reiko Mazuka

Proceedings of the 20th International Congress on Acoustics page： 825 - 833 2010.8

Upstep and constituent length in Daegu Korean: A preliminary report

Akira Utsugi, Hyejin Jang

Jaehoon Yeon & Jieun Kiaer (eds.) Selected papers from the 2nd European Conference on Korean Linguistics page： 178 - 187 2010.5

The perception of non-native lexical pitch accent by speakers of 'accentless' Japanese dialects Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Masatoshi Koizumi, & Reiko Mazuka

Proceedings of Speech Prosody 2010 Vol. 10090 page： 1 - 4 2010.5

A framework for tonal variation in regional dialects Reviewed

Ichiro Ota, Shoji Takano, Hitoshi Nikaido, Akira Utsugi, & Yoshiyuki Asahi

Proceedings of the 25th meeting of the Japanese Association of Sociolinguistic Sciences page： 240 - 243 2010.3

Plosives in Japanese and Korean: A review of acoustic phonetic studies Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Journal of Language and Culture of Hokkaido ( 7 ) page： 11 - 27 2009.3

Merger-in-progress of tonal classes and phrase-level variation: Evidence from Masan/Changwon Korean

Akira Utsugi

( 特別号（城生佰太郎教授退職記念論文集） ) page： 75 - 94 2009.2

Toward determining discreteness in downtrends of Japanese and Korean: an approach from a categorical perception experiment Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Yoonshil Jeon, & Heesung Kim

Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan Vol. 12 ( 2 ) page： 30-42 2008.8

Ongoing merger of lexical tonal classes in Masan/Changwon Korean: Evidence from lexical and postlexical/intonational phenomena Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Proceedings of Laboratory Phonology 11 Conference page： 143 - 144 2008.7

Tonal targets and their alignment in Daegu Korean Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Hyejin Jang, & Minyoung Seol

Proceedings of the 16th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences page： 1133 - 1136 2007.8

Approaches from acoustic phonetics Invited

Akira Utsugi

The handbook of Korean language education, Vol. 1 page： 331 - 350 2007.4

The accentual phrase in Seoul Korean: A reconsideration through acoustic analysis Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Phonological studies Vol. 10 page： 113-118 2007.3

The experiment of categorical perception for downtrends in Japanese and Korean Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Yoonshil Jeon, & Heesung Kim

Proceedings of the 18th meeting of the Korean Association of Speech Sciences page： 67 - 76 2006.11

A laboratory-phonological study of surface tone patterns in Daegu Korean: An interim report Reviewed

Akira Utsugi, Hyejin Jang, & Minyoung Seol

Proceedings of the 133rd meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan page： 222 - 227 2006.11

The intensity pattern of the accentual phrase in Seoul Korean

Akira Utsugi

Experimental phonetics and general linguistics: Festschrift for Dr. Hakutarō Jōo's 60th Birthday page： 107 - 116 2006.7

The prosody of auxiliaries in Seoul Korean Reviewed

Akira Utsugi & Hideki Noma

Yuji Kawaguchi, Ivan Fónagy, & Tsunekazu Moriguchi (eds.) Prosody and syntax: cross-linguistic perspectives page： 265 - 284 2006.5

Phonetic approach or phonological approach: syntax-prosody interface in Seoul Korean Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Speech Sciences Vol. 11 ( 4 ) page： 207-221 2004.12

An acoustic phonetic study of voiceless alveolo-palatal fricatives in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese Reviewed

Shuichi Yamazaki, Akira Utsugi, & Hsin-ying Pan

Journal of General Linguistics ( 7 ) page： 1-27 2004.12

Syntactically ambiguous sentences and downtrends in Seoul Korean

Akira Utsugi

Yuji Kawaguchi, Tsunekazu Moriguchi, & Yoshio Saito (eds.) Research paper of linguistic informatics 4: Cross-linguistic perspectives in phonetics: phonetic description and prosodic analysis page： 291 - 299 2004.10

The pitch pattern of citation form in Seoul Korean Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

The Society for Korean Linguistics in Japan (ed.) Choosengo Kenkyuu 2 page： 7 - 45 2004.9

The phonetic and phonological characteristics of focused and neutral utterances in Japanese spoken by Korean learners of Japanese Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Journal of the Phonetic Society of Japan Vol. 8 ( 1 ) page： 96-108 2004.4

The intonation and phrasing of declarative sentences in Seoul Korean: a preliminary study Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Journal of General Linguistics ( 6 ) page： 33-59 2003.12

The pitch pattern of focused and neutral utterances in Seoul Korean: A case of the modifier-noun structure

Akira Utsugi

Proceedings of the 200th memorial meeting of the Society for Korean Linguistics in Japan page： 86 - 101 2003.9

The phonetic realization of focus in Japanese pronounced by Korean learners

Akira Utsugi

Proceedings of the 65th meeting of Korea Association of Japanology page： 168 - 173 2002.8

On the fundamental structure of Seoul Korean prosody Reviewed

Kunihiro Mimatsu & Akira Utsugi

Journal of the Academic Association of Koreanology in Japan Vol. 184 page： 35-70 2002.7

The phonological and phonetic characteristics of intonational focus realization in Japanese Reviewed

Kee-Ho Kim, Eunjong Kong, Hye-sook Lee, & Akira Utsugi

Speech Sciences Vol. 9 ( 2 ) page： 69-87 2002.6

The phonological and phonetic characteristics of intonational focus realization in Japanese

Keeho Kim, Eunjong Kong, Hye-sook Lee, & Akira Utsugi

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Speech Sciences page： 276 2002.5

The dictionary of sentences' of Altaic languages

Takahiro Fukumori, Deniz Bökesoy, Akira Utsugi, & Hye-jung Ko

Tsukuba Working Papers in Linguistics ( 20 ) page： 47-60 2001.12

Influence of syllable structure on prosody in Seoul Korean: a case of the sentence-medial environment Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Proceedings of the 122nd meeting of the Linguistic Society of Japan page： 251 - 256 2001.6

Vowel devoicing in Japanese: an acoustical investigation of consecutive vowel devoicing of disyllabic words in Tokyo Japanese Reviewed

Kunihiro Mimatsu, Takahiro Fukumori, Kousuke Sugai, Akira Utsugi, & Takeshi Shimada

Journal of General Linguistics ( 2 ) page： 73-101 1999.12

An analysis of the prosody of the Korean Seoul dialect

Kunihiro Mimatsu & Akira Utsugi

Tsukuba Working Papers in Linguistics ( 18 ) page： 61-79 1999.12

An acoustic analysis of vowels in the Korean Cheju dialect

Akira Utsugi & Takahiro Fukumori

Tsukuba Working Papers in Linguistics ( 18 ) page： 80-99 1999.12

Intrinsic properties of Korean vowels Reviewed

Akira Utsugi

Journal of General Linguistics ( 2 ) page： 60-72 1999.12

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