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Cross-language evidence for three factors in speech perception
1985
Perception & Psychophysics
A continuing controversy concerns whether speech perception can be best explained by singlefactor psychoacoustic models, single-factor specialized linguistic models, or dual-factor models including both phonetic and psychoacoustic processes. However, our recent cross-language speech perception research has provided data suggesting that a three-factor model, including auditory, phonetic, and phonemic processing, may be necessary to accommodate existing findings. In the present article, we report
doi:10.3758/bf03207136
pmid:3991316
fatcat:to3vhmraundedc4btrvbyvcbtu