Press coverage for face-masked speech project

Intelligibility of face-masked speech depends on speaking style: Comparing casual, smiled, and clear speech. (Cohn, Pycha & Zellou, 2021). Click here to read the paper in 'Cognition'

• CBS 58 Milwaukee On-Air News Segment [article/video]. "Researchers look at how masks impact communication (3/18/21)

• Equinox [article] "Unmask Masked Speech" (3/6/21)

• US News & World Report [article] “As Mask-Wearing Prevails, People Are Adapting to Understanding Speech” (2/8/21)

• Ladders [article] “This is how you can make masked conversations 100% more successful” (2/8/21)

• WFMY Greensboro On-Air News Segment [article] [video] “What did you say? How masks affect your communication & understanding” (2/4/21)

 

• KCBS San Francisco (106.9FM AND 740AM) Live Interview with Rebecca Corral [article] [recording] "UC Davis conducts study on how wearing a mask affects our speech patterns” (2/3/21)

• CBS-13 Sacramento On-Air News Segment [article] [video] “UC Davis Study Finds Face Masks Do Not Impact Ability To Communicate” (2/2/21)
• UC Davis Press Release [article] “Speaking and Listening Seem More Difficult in a Masked World, But People Are Adapting” (2/2/21)

Feb 4., 2021 WFMY coverage of our 'Cognition' paper. They did an "experiment" to test if listeners could tell if the host was wearing a mask or not.

CBS-13 Sacramento covered our recent face-masked speech paper on Feb. 2, 2021