Maintaining information about speech input during accent adaptation.

As predicted, the presence of subtitles facilitates accent adaptation compared to exposure without subtitles: participants in the Concurrent and Delayed subtitle condition transcribed words more accurately during test than participants in the Absent condition without subtitles with marginal significance ( β ^ = 0.078 , z = 2.34, p < 0.02).

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We also find a marginally significant effect of delayed subtitles compared to the absence of subtitles, suggesting that accent adaptation can—at least in principle—benefit from labeling context that occurs after the critical speech input.

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We found highly significant differences for both Concurrent vs.

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