In many models of language processing, phonology necessarily interacts with other
domains, such as the lexicon and morphosyntax (Bock, 1982; Dell, 1986; Jusczyk, 1997) …

The notion of a universal pattern of phonological development, rooted in basic physiological
constraints, is controversial, with some researchers arguing for a strong environmental …

An area that was particularly perplexing for these practitioners was the eligibility criteria for
determining who would receive treatment for young children with speech sound errors. The …

In the literature, consonants have been proposed to be more important than vowels in lexical
activation and access processes. However, despite a large body of evidence in the infant …

Functionalist phonetic literature has shown how the phonologies of human languages are
arranged to facilitate ease of articulation and perception. The explanatory force of …

Phonetics interfaces with phonology in three ways. First, phonetics defines distinctive
features. Second, phonetics explains many phonological patterns. These two interfaces …

This descriptive study examined the number of minimal-word-pair exemplars necessary for
19 phonologically impaired children to meet a generalization criterion. For 59% of the test …

A phonological framework was used to analyze and describe the meaningful speech and
speech errors of 13 orally trained, hearing-impaired children ages 5: 11 to 15: 11 enrolled in …

Previous tests of toddlers' phonological knowledge of familiar words using word recognition
tasks have examined syllable onsets but not word-final consonants (codas). However, there …

Background: Speech and language therapists often refer to phonological data norms as part
of their assessment protocols in evaluating the communication skills of the preschool child …