Cross-language evidence for three factors in speech perception

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6. Beyond phonology
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7. What is Evolutionary Phonology?
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8. References
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9. Some uncommon sound patterns
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13. Relations Between Language and Thought
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14. Evolution in language and elsewhere
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15. Some reflections on abstractness and the shape of inputs: The case of aspiration in English
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16. Other common sound patterns
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17. Auditory-Visual Lexical Tone Perception in Thai Elderly Listeners with and without Hearing Impairment.
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18. Children's Perception of Musical Patterns:
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19. Language-specificity at early levels of Mandarin tone perception by Chinese listeners
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20. Cross-linguistic perception and learning of Mandarin Chinese sounds by Japanese adult learners
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21. Production and Perception of the Epenthetic Vowel in Obstruent + Liquid Clusters in Spanish: an Analysis of the Prosodic and Phonetic Cues Used by L1 and L2 Speakers
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22. The acoustic change complex for measuring speech perceptual performance in normal hearing listeners in noise, cochlear implant users, and second language listeners
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23. Auditory-visual augmentation of Thai lexical tone perception in the elderly
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24. Native Dialect Effects in Non-native Production and Perception of Vowels
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25. Individual variability in cue weighting for first-language vowels
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26. The role of musical training and linguistic experience in non-native lexical tone processing
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27. La prise de conscience de l'articulation et la pratique de la lecture dans l'acquisition du système phonologique du français par des hispanophones
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28. The Role of Speech Perception in French Nasal Vowel Adaptation: Phonemic vs. Acoustic Processing
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29. The role of orthographic input in the distributional and lexical learning of non-native speech sounds
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30. Effects of Web-based Auditory Training on the Perception of Korean Sounds by Mandarin Learners of Korean
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31. Engaging the articulators engages perception of visible speech movements
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32. A study of dominance in speech perception and production by German-English bilinguals
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33. Discrimination of English tone contours by Polish learners
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34. Introduction
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35. Diachronic phonology
    Juliette Blevins · 2004 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
36. Laryngeal features
    Juliette Blevins · 2004 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
37. Preface
    Juliette Blevins · 2004 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
38. The Production and Perception of Vowel Height and Duration
    Adam Stone · 2015
39. Unified Coding of Spectral and Temporal Phonetic Cues: Electrophysiological Evidence for Abstract Phonological Features
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40. Bibliographie
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41. The interplay between psychoacoustic perception and L1-specific perception in evaluating the distinctiveness of sound pairs
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42. Acquiring L2 Phonology: Foreign Accent and L1 Influence
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44. ปรากฏการณการรบรเสยงสระแทรกในพยญชนะควบกลำของผพดภาษาไทยเปนภาษาแม
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45. The Phonology/Morphology Interface
    John Archibald · 2023
46. Dedication
    Archibald, John · 2023
47. Abbreviations
    John Archibald · 2023
48. Overture
    John Archibald · 2023
49. Figures
    John Archibald · 2023
50. Tables
    John Archibald · 2023
51. Reading Sentences
    John Archibald · 2023
52. Subject Profiles
    John Archibald · 2023
53. Epigraph
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54. Underture
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55. Copyright Page
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56. Preface
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57. The effects of incidental learning and input frequency on the perception of non-native speech
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58. Pronunciation Variation in Sound Change: Recognition Equivalence in Phono-Lexical Representations
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59. Perceptual asymmetries in the development of lexical tone perception in Thai-learning children
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60. Gradient or categorical? Towards a phonological typology of illusory vowels in Mandarin
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61. Native language phonological and phonetic influences on second language perception of Vietnamese tones
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62. Proposing ETLA An Ecological Theory of Language Acquisition
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63. Lateralization in speech perception? A first analysis of brain activation in 4-month-old children and adults
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64. Perceptual flexibility at an advanced age
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65. Near-Merger and Contextual Sensitivity in the Perception of /n-l/ in Sichuan Mandarin
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66. The online processing of phonological contrasts in an L2: Mapping L1 allophones to L2 phonemes
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67. Using offline methods to probe the bi/multilingual acquisition of phonological and phonetic domains
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68. Issues in L2 phonological processing
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69. Flexibility of speech comprehension processes : The use of acoustic-phonetic and semantic cues in French speech segmentation
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70. Musical training is associated with better perception of lexical tones and pure tones: Mandarin listeners’ perception of non-native Cantonese tones
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71. Perceptual overshooting in second language prosody: A non-linear restructuring of English boundary cues among Mandarin-English learners
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72. Theoretical accounts of L2 phonological knowledge
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73. Building L2 phonology with contrast and alternation
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74. Language-specificity at Early Levels of Mandarin Tone Perception
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75. The evolution of geminates
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