Phonological effects shown by normal adult speakers learning new words: Implications for phonological development

Autor:	Cynthia Macaluso, Sharon Brown-Sweeney, Bruce L. Smith
Rok vydání:	1991
Předmět:	Linguistics and Language Recall Experimental and Cognitive Psychology Phonology Language and Linguistics Vocabulary development Linguistics Phonological rule Task analysis Speech communication Psychology Control (linguistics) General Psychology Phonological development Cognitive psychology
Zdroj:	Applied Psycholinguistics. 12:281-298
ISSN:	1469-1817 0142-7164
Popis:	Phonological processes have been used to describe children’s speech for a number of years, but the causes of most processes remain unexplained. In a study investigating possible sources of processes in children’s speech, Aitchison and Chiat (1981) suggested that many developmental phonological processes may be a result of problems in lexical storage and retrieval. One limitation of their study, however, was that they had no adult control group, whose results might have helped clarify their findings. The present research with adults was similar to Aitchison and Chiat’s investigation with children and was intended to provide additional information about whether children’s typical phonological processes generally involve lexical storage and recall difficulties. Caution is advised in assuming that children’s spontaneous phonological processes are generally a result of lexical storage and recall factors.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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