MAGYAROKAT KERESÜNK.
We are looking for native speakers of Hungarian for a research study at the University of Michigan on how the tongue, lips, and body move during speaking.
About the study:
- The study involves coming to the Department of Linguistics at the University of Michigan, where the participant will produce speech.
- The study uses Electromagnetic Articulography, a state of the art speech tracker, which means that while participants speak, they sit within a magnetic field, and have small sensors adhered to locations on and in their mouth, on their face, and on their arms and fingers.
- These sensors are tracked as they move through the magnetic field while the participant speaks and gives us an idea about speech production.
Time and compensation:
- Participation should take about three hours.
- You will be paid $20 per hour of participation.
More participation information: We are looking for native speakers of Hungarian, who are
- 18 or older
- with normal speech and hearing
- with no braces or fixed retainers
- with no electronic implantable devices (e.g., pacemakers)
- with no intra-oral piercings
- not allergic to latex (as the researchers will wear latex gloves)
- able to read without glasses at a distance of two feet (contact lenses are not an issue)
Study ID: HUM00211986 IRB: Health Sciences and Behavioral Sciences Date Approved: 3/18/2025
If you are interested in participating, please email me at cstatar AT umich DOT edu, use the Contact me page here, or:
Csilla Tatár 