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Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Vol.27 456-465 September 1984.
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A Procedure for Phonetic Transcription by Consensus

Lawrence D. Shriberg 1
Joan Kwiatkowski 1

Kit Hoffmann 1
1 University of Wisconsin-Madison

A consensus transcription procedure is presented, and representative data are reported. The procedure includes explicit response definitions for mapping narrow phonetic transcription onto dichotomous, nonerror/error scores and 17 rules for obtaining consensus between two transcribers. The data include descriptive statistics for consensus rule use based on over 18,000 sounds transcribed during a normative study of speech sound acquisition in children aged 3–6 years. Validity and reliability issues in phonetic transcription are discussed.

Submitted on January 1, 1983
Accepted on September 14, 1983


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