Add to ORKGVoice assimilation in Dutch is an optional phonological rule which changes the surface forms of words and in doing so may 'violate the otherwise obligatory phonological rule of syllable-final devoicing. We report two experiments examining the influence of voice assimilation on phoneme processing in lexical compound words and in noun-verb phrases. Processing was not irnpaired in appropriate assimilation contexts across rnorpheme boundaries, but was impaired when devoicing was violated (a) in an inappropriate (non-assimlilatory) context, or (b) across a syntactic boundary
The pronunciation of the same word may vary considerably as a consequence of its context. The Dutch...
We investigated how spoken words are recognized when they have been altered by phonological assimila...
In Dutch, all morpheme-final obstruents are voiceless in word-final position. As a consequence, the ...
Voice assimilation in Dutch is an optional phonological rule which changes the surface forms of word...
In Dutch, a word-final obstruent followed by a word-initial voiced stop typically undergoes regressi...
Four phoneme-detection studies tested the conclusion from recent research that spoken-language proce...
Acoustic duration and degree of vowel reduction are known to correlate with a word’s frequency of oc...
This study examines the production of voice assimilation in Belgian Dutch and French and in the inte...
In a series of 5 experiments, we investigated whether the processing of phonologically assimilated u...
In a series of 5 experiments, we investigated whether the processing of phonologically assimilated u...
Recent studies using phoneme detection tasks have shown that spoken-language processing is neither f...
This study investigates the roles of phonetic analogy and lexical frequency in an ongoing sound chan...
Recent studies using phoneme detection tasks have shown that spoken-language processing is neither f...
The pronunciation of the same word may vary considerably as a consequence of its context. The Dutch...
We investigated how spoken words are recognized when they have been altered by phonological assimila...
In Dutch, all morpheme-final obstruents are voiceless in word-final position. As a consequence, the ...
Voice assimilation in Dutch is an optional phonological rule which changes the surface forms of word...
In Dutch, a word-final obstruent followed by a word-initial voiced stop typically undergoes regressi...
Four phoneme-detection studies tested the conclusion from recent research that spoken-language proce...
Acoustic duration and degree of vowel reduction are known to correlate with a word’s frequency of oc...
This study examines the production of voice assimilation in Belgian Dutch and French and in the inte...
In a series of 5 experiments, we investigated whether the processing of phonologically assimilated u...
In a series of 5 experiments, we investigated whether the processing of phonologically assimilated u...
Recent studies using phoneme detection tasks have shown that spoken-language processing is neither f...
This study investigates the roles of phonetic analogy and lexical frequency in an ongoing sound chan...
Recent studies using phoneme detection tasks have shown that spoken-language processing is neither f...
The pronunciation of the same word may vary considerably as a consequence of its context. The Dutch...
We investigated how spoken words are recognized when they have been altered by phonological assimila...
In Dutch, all morpheme-final obstruents are voiceless in word-final position. As a consequence, the ...