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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Disyllabic Words"”.

  1. An Investigation of American Students’ Tonal Acquisition towards Disyllabic Words with Same or Different Tones

    … However, when the students encountered a disyllabic word with the tone which they were skillful at (Tone X) and another different tone (Tone Y), the students showed no advantage on Tone X. This phenomenon motivated me to do research on tonal issues in order to help English-speaking …

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  2. The Influence of Orthographic Experiences on the Development of Functional Phonological Unit in Spoken Word Production

    … and encoding was sustained when producing disyllabic words; Experiment 3 examined the role of the syllable segment (i.e., a syllable whose tone is indeterminate or an atonal syllable) in producing disyllabic words; Experiment 4 examined the role of the tonal syllable (i.e., tonal …

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  3. The Role of the Phonological Syllable in English Word Recognition

    … Vergara, & Barber, 2005) was used in which disyllabic words were presented in two colours that divided each item either at the syllable boundary (congruent condition), or one letter away from the syllable boundary (incongruent condition). Experiment 1 investigated syllable congruency effects …

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  4. Recombinative Generalisation and Psycholinguistic Grain Size: An Investigation of Reading Related Skills in Adult Readers and Children with Learning Difficulties

    … proficiently we must be able to tackle printed words that have not been explicitly taught. The process of rearranging previously learned linguistic units into novel patterns is referred to as recombinative generalisation. In the case of reading, sub-word units (e.g., onsets and rimes, phonemes, …

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