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Perceptual Development in Early Infancy: Problems & Issues
Chi-square analyses reveal that there is no significant difference between the
proportion of 2year-olds in the phonemic and nonphonemic group reaching
criterion. However, a significantly greater proportion of possible responses were
...
B. McKenzie, R. H. Day, 2013
2
Grundzüge Der Phonologie. English
2 NONPHONEMIC NEGATIVE BOUNDARY SIGNALS A Individual Signals In
cases where a phoneme is realized in a particular way initially or finally, any
other realization of this phoneme is consequently a negative boundary signal.
Prince Nikolai Sergeevich TRUBETSKOI, 1969
3
The Sound Pattern of Russian: A Linguistic and Acoustical ...
It will be necessary in the course of the following discussion to refer to
nonphonemic features which have not been specified in a phonological
representation. The convention will be adopted here of indicating such
unspecified features by ...
4
A mathematical grammar of English
Accent in dissyllables is either phonemic or nonphonemic. When it is phonemic it
determines the part of speech the word is; (incense), for example, is ambiguously
a noun and a verb, /in'sens/ being the noun and /In-ss'ns/ the verb.
5
The Textualization of the Greek Alphabet
... when the tongue moves from one articulatory position to another. This type of
nonphonemic [y] also occurs in English, among many other of the world's
languages, as in pronunciations of words such as science (sai-y-ahnts) and
fleeing ...
6
Perspectives on Cognitive Science: Theories, Experiments, ...
Furthermore, two items that are considered semantically similar (e.g., two animals
) are assumed to have little overlap in either phonemic or nonphonemic units.
The rationale for this is that the interfering effects of similarity are more readily ...
Janet Wiles, Terry Dartnall, 1999
7
Writing in Preschool: Learning to Orchestrate Meaning and Marks
The words created in this way are called mock words because they are
nonphonemic—do not take into account the sound a letter actually represents (
see Figure 35a). Children who create mock words have no idea why specific
letters make ...
Judith A. Schickedanz, Renee M. Casbergue, 2009
8
Language Development From Birth To Three
The Eimas et al. experiment also included a nonphonemic-change condition in
which the VOT difference between the first syllable and the second,
posthabituation, stimulus was of the same magnitude as in the phonemic-change
condition ...
9
Language Acquisition: Studies in First Language Development
Dore et al. (1976:26) in fact suggest seven transitional stages at this point: (i)
prosodically un-isolable, nonphonemic units ('prelinguistic babbling') (ii)
prosodically isolable, nonphonemic patterns ('prelinguistic jargon') (iii)
prosodically isolable ...
Paul Fletcher, Michael Garman, 1986
10
Early Reading Assessment: A Practitioner's Handbook
Assessing Phonological Awareness Phonological awareness measures can be
classified as falling into one of two broad categories, depending on the linguistic
unit involved: (1) nonphonemic tasks, which measure global aspects of ...
