Algorithmic voice transformations reveal the phonological basis of language-familiarity effects in cross-cultural emotion judgments.

Although the LFE did not reach statistical significance across all of degraded sentence conditions (see below), this response pattern was consistent with Experiment 1, and suggests that the effect of language familiarity on emotion recognition is at least partly based on non-emotional and non-cultural differences in auditory capacities such as pitch processing.

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