Why are vowels and tones perceived less categorically than stop consonants? – Categorical perception and speech sound types revisited Since Liberman et al.’sstudy, copious research has been conducted to test - Auditory phonetics - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Why are vowels and tones perceived less categorically than stop consonants? – Categorical perception and speech sound types revisited Since Liberman et al.’sstudy, copious research has been conducted to test Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-10-17 16:59:36 Open Document File Size: 52,29 KB Share Result on Facebook

Why are vowels and tones perceived less categorically than stop consonants? – Categorical perception and speech sound types revisited Since Liberman et al.’sstudy, copious research has been conducted to test Add to Reading List