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Vowel Mutability: The Case of Monolingual Spanish Listeners and Bilingual Spanish-English Listeners.

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  • Title: Vowel Mutability: The Case of Monolingual Spanish Listeners and Bilingual Spanish-English Listeners.
  • Author : Southwest Journal of Linguistics
  • Release Date : January 01, 2002
  • Genre: Language Arts & Disciplines,Books,Professional & Technical,Education,
  • Pages : * pages
  • Size : 261 KB

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ABSTRACT. Do consonants and vowels differ in their influence on lexical access to spoken words.? Van Ooijen (1996) introduced a new task, the word reconstruction task, for exploring this question. Participants are presented a spoken non-word that can be altered to a word by changing either one vowel or one consonant. Van Ooijen found that participants made more errors in the consonant-change condition than in the vowel-change condition and were generally faster in the vowel-change condition, an effect she called VOWEL MUTABILITY. The present study replicates van Ooijen's (1996) procedure with monolingual Spanish listeners and bilingual Spanish-English listeners in an attempt to detect any differences in processing between monolingual and bilingual listeners of languages that are structurally different. The results showed a clear vowel mutability effect in both groups of listeners, suggesting that neither the size of the vowel repertoire nor the monolingual versus bilingual mode of processing are the cause of vowel mutability.*


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