“Infants construct phonemes from early phonetic categories: Evidence from the acquisition of phonotactics, morphology and word recognition” - Megha Sundara “Phonetic variability minimally degrades word segmentation in infant-directed speech” - Gabriel Scharff & Megha Sundara (HISPhonCog Poster)

perception of syllable onsets

Parts and wholes in children’s understanding of plural expressions Languages differentially mark whether reference is made to individuals (singulars) or to collections of individuals (plurals). While the core distinction is acquired early (e.g. Kouider et al., 2006; Barner et al., 2007), plural expressions introduce substantial additional semantic complexity in how atomic individuals contribute to their...

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Isa Cabrera and Megha Sundara, “The developmental roots of cumulative phonotactic effects”

“A Preliminary Model of Haryanvi Intonation” - Cor Zanda & Sakshi Singh “Cross-linguistic variation in coarticulation in two Australian languages” - Coralie Cram “Investigating the Perceptual Basis of Labial Dissimilation in Paiwan”  - Jian-Leat Siah, Yu-An Lu (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University), Shih-Chi Stella Yeh (National Kaohsiung Normal University), & Kie Zuraw “A Computational Model...