The Acoustic Characteristics of /hVd/ Vowels in the Speech of some Australian Teenagers

By Felicity Cox. 2006

117 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Language and Linguistics

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/3b6a102fefc0d1d71423b654cbf8dca8dd6eaac9

Citations in the corpus

• VOCABULARY SIZE IS ASSOCIATED WITH SECOND-LANGUAGE VOWEL PERCEPTION PERFORMANCE IN ADULT LEARNERS (2011, unknown): “…N = 11) who had spent less than 12 weeks in Australia ( M = 7) mapped all 18 AusE vowels /i דּ , , e, e דּ , דּ , ə , æ, , דּ , o דּ , ʊ , ʉ דּ , , ə , æ , ɑ e, o , ə ʉ , æ / (see Cox, 2006), presented in a /hVba/ nonsense word in sentence and citation form, to their native phonological…”