The lack of invariance refers to the fact that there is no one-to-one correspondence between:
A) formant transitions and steady states
B) acoustic cues and perceptual experience
C) articulatory processes and acoustic cues
D) speech signals and neurological processes

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The lack of invariance refers to the phenomenon where there is not a direct, one-to-one correspondence between specific acoustic cues in speech and the way they are perceived by listeners. This means that the same acoustic cue can be perceived differently depending on the context, and different cues can lead to the perception of the same phonetic event.

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