Effects of prosodic stress and serial position on syllable omission in first words.
Effects of prosodic stress and serial position on syllable omission in first words.
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韵律重音和序列位置对第一个词音节省略的影响。
DOI:
10.1037//0012-1649.35.1.45
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1999
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Johnson,JS
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作者:
Lewis,LB;Antone,C;Johnson,JS
The authors documented syllable omission in one child’s multisyllabic vocabulary from 10 to 20 months of age to evaluate L. Gerken’s (1991, 1994a, 1994b) proposal that children organize their productions according to a trochaic metrical (strong–weak) template and omit syllables from target utterances that do not conform to this pattern. The trochaic template hypothesis was not supported by these early productions. Results indicated that the likelihood of producing a target syllable was influenced primarily by the strength of the prosodic stress placed on it and secondarily by its serial order within a word. Over time, the child demonstrated an increasing ability to include syllables with weaker prosodic stress in multisyllabic productions. Omissions became much less common with the onset of 2-word speech.