Which syllable does an intervocalic stop belong to? A selective adaptation study.
Which syllable does an intervocalic stop belong to? A selective adaptation study.
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元音间停音属于哪个音节？
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发表时间：
1984
影响因子：
2.4
通讯作者：
V. Tartter
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作者：
A. Samuel;D. Kat;V. Tartter
本研究通过三个选择性顺应实验考察了元音间塞音被感知为前一个音节的结束还是后一个音节的开始。模式的适应效果（同样重要的是，noneffects）表明，音间塞辅音的感知更像音节首比音节末的。由此可以得出结论，感知系统将元音-辅音-元音（VCV）发音分解为V-CV序列。然而，音间塞音与音节首塞音的相似性是相当有限的; VCV中的辅音显然被视为与VC或CV话语中的辅音有本质的不同。这些结果澄清，也许复杂化，音节的语音感知过程的模型中的作用。
Three selective adaptation experiments were conducted to investigate whether intervocalic stops are perceived as the end of the preceding syllable or as the beginning of the following one. The pattern of adaptation effects (and just as importantly, noneffects) indicated that intervocalic stop consonants are perceptually more like syllable-initial than syllable-final ones. From this it might be concluded that the perceptual system breaks down a vowel-consonant-vowel (VCV) utterance into a V-CV sequence. However, the similarity of an intervocalic stop to a syllable-initial one is quite limited; the consonant in a VCV is apparently treated as essentially different from consonants in either VC or CV utterances. These results clarify, and perhaps complicate, the role of the syllable in models of the speech perception process.