During spoken language comprehension listeners transform continuous acoustic cues into
categories (eg,/b/and/p/). While long-standing research suggests that phonetic categories …

Speech perception involves map** from a continuous and variable acoustic speech signal
to discrete, linguistically meaningful units. However, it is unclear where in the auditory …

This study explores whether activation and inhibition word processes contribute to the
characteristic speed deficits found in transparent orthographies (Wimmer, Appl …

The study assessed the eye movements of 60 adult German readers during silent reading of
target words, consisting of two and three syllables, embedded in sentences. The first …

During spoken language comprehension, listeners transform continuous acoustic cues into
categories (eg/b/and/p/). While longstanding research suggests that phoneme categories …

Un conjunto de tareas de conciencia fonológica, identificación y discriminación de fonemas
y juicios de orden temporal fue administrada a una muestra de niños disléxicos y sus …

The inhibitory effect of positional syllable frequency is a well-known phenomenon in visual
word recognition: words with high-frequency syllables require extra time for deactivating the …

Previous studies have shown that children learning alphabetic writing systems who have
language impairment or dyslexia exhibit speech perception deficits. However, whether such …

The present study investigated the ability of native listeners to identify subtle phonetic
contrasts in nonsense words and its relationship with the contralateral inhibition of transient …

We addressed the question of whether syllabic units of the presented language would
activate words containing these syllables in the nonpresented language. In two lexical …