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This paper explores whether native English and Korean speakers show perceptual sensitivity to the difference between well-formed and ill-formed onsets in English resulting from initial schwa deletion by conducting syllable judgment and identity judgment experiments. This is because schwa deletion creates not only well-formed onsets with a large sonority rise (e.g., police [pls]) but also ill-formed onsets with a small sonority rise (e.g., banana [bnǽnə]), a sonority flat (e.g., bazaar [bzá:r]), and a sonority fall (e.g., magician [mdʒʃən]). The results of the experiments showed that English speakers were sensitive to the distinction between licit and illicit onsets regardless of task types or the number of syllables of the target words. In contrast, Korean speakers displayed sensitivity to English phonotactic restrictions on onsets only in the identity judgment task and their responses were also affected by the number of syllables of the target words. Moreover, no correlation was found between Korean speakers’ mean accuracy and their familiarity with the words. The overall findings are further discussed in terms of language-specific phonotactic constraints, task effects, and lexical representation.
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Berent / 2008 / Language Universals in Human Brains / PNAS 105 (14) : 5321 ~ 5325
Berent, I / 2007 / What We Know about What We Have Never Heard: Evidence from Perceptual Illusions / Cognition 104 : 591 ~ 630
Berent, I / 2009 / Listeners’ Knowledge of Phonological Universals: Evidence from Nasal Clusters / Phonology 26 : 75 ~ 108
Clements, G. N / 1990 / The Role of the Sonority Cycle in Core Syllabification, In Papers in Laboratory Phonology I / Cambridge UP : 283 ~ 333
Clements, G. N / 2006 / Does Sonority Have a Phonetic Basis? Comments on the Chapter by Bert Vaux / 석사 / CNRS
Berent, I / 2007 / What We Know about What We Have Never Heard: Evidence from Perceptual Illusions / Cognition 104 : 591 ~ 630
Berent, I / 2009 / Listeners’ Knowledge of Phonological Universals: Evidence from Nasal Clusters / Phonology 26 : 75 ~ 108
Clements, G. N / 1990 / The Role of the Sonority Cycle in Core Syllabification, In Papers in Laboratory Phonology I / Cambridge UP : 283 ~ 333
Clements, G. N / 2006 / Does Sonority Have a Phonetic Basis? Comments on the Chapter by Bert Vaux / 석사 / CNRS
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