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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Glottal Stops"”.

  1. When do dialects become languages? A cognitive perspective

    … using different articulatory settings, e.g. glottal stops/aspirated /t/ and whispers/normal phonation, the results also demonstrated the presence of switch costs, suggesting that switching between linguistic varieties has a motor task-switching component which is independent of …

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  2. The acquisition of resyllabification in Spanish by English speakers

    … as avoid overmarking vowel-initial words with glottalization, which is the norm in some languages, such as English (Bissiri et al., 2011), but not Spanish (Hualde, 2005). For word recognition, models of speech segmentation that emphasize the consonant as a likely segment for the beginning of a …

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  3. Study of a Parent Implemented Language Treatment for Young Children with Cleft Lip and/or Palate.

    … stop consonants through overaspiration of stops (Golding-Kushner, 2001). Four mother-child dyads participated in the study. Each mother received training regarding the implementation of the two treatments. The two interventions were counterbalanced among the four dyads and spanned a total …

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