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Is automatic speech-to-text transcription ready for use in psychological experiments?

2017-09-06

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<p>Verbal responses are a convenient and naturalistic way for participants to provide data in psychological experiments (Salzinger, 1959). However, audio recordings of verbal responses typically require additional processing such as transcribing the recordings into text, as compared with other behavioral response modalities (e.g. typed responses, button presses, etc.). Further, the transcription process is often t...

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0a7e5966-08bf-5f2e-ba6b-151d9f26ad98
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10.31234/osf.io/psh48_v1
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