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Syllables in Speech Processing Evidence by berrakkawtar4 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This chapter discusses the role of syllables in speech processing, particularly focusing on perceptual epenthesis, where listeners impose illusory vowels to create well-formed syllables from acoustically ambiguous stimuli. It presents evidence that both speech production and perception utilize syllabic structures, supported by studies on speech errors and dichotic listening experiments. The findings suggest that while physical evidence for syllables may be inconsistent, psychological parsing of speech into
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