Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Robertson, M. & Jongman, A. (2026). Clear speech provides insight into L2 category formation: Evidence from French front rounded vowels.
Robertson, M., Lansford, K., Eijk, L., & Borrie, S. (2026). Speech-in-Noise and Memory: Encoding Effects on Cognition. Memory & Cognition.
Manuscripts in Submission
Robertson, M., Fletcher, A., Borrie, S. (revised and resubmitted). From Signal to Experience: How Dysarthric Speech Shapes Perceived Affect and Listener Response.
Tetzloff, K. T., Robertson, M., & Dautruche, R. (submitted). Acoustic overlap does not entail perceptual neutralization: Evidence from phonemic and coarticulatory nasalization in Haitian Creole.
Robertson, M., Lansford, K., Mattys, S., & Borrie, S. (submitted). Signal Quality in Dysarthric Speech: A Data-Resource-Language Approach.
Robertson, M. & Jongman, A. (submitted). Reconceptualizing the Nasal-Oral Contrast: Insights from L1 and L2 French Clear Speech.
Manuscripts in Preparation
*denotes graduate student collaborator
Robertson, M., Lansford, K. L., & Borrie, S. A. (in prep). Articulatory Precision and Semantic Prediction in Dysarthric Speech Perception under Load.
Robertson, M., Fletcher, A., Eijk, L., Lansford, K. L., Borrie, S. A. (in prep). Affect Perception in Dysarthric Clear Speech.
Robertson, M., Barnabe, A.*, Hirsch, M., Lansford, K. L., Borrie, S. A. (in prep). Listening Effort across a Signal Quality Continuum of Hypokinetic Dysarthria.
Robertson, M., Bayne, K.*, Lansford, K. L., Borrie, S. A. (in prep). Listener Cognitive Factors Underlying Clear Speech Benefits in Dysarthria.
Book Chapters
Robertson, M. & Jongman, A. (2024). Transfer and proficiency effects on L2 French perception of nasal vowels: A gating study. In M. Schlechtweg (Ed.), Interfaces in Phonetics. De Gruyter.