DOES ULTRASOUND TRAINING LEAD TO IMPROVED PERCEPTION OF A NON-NATIVE SOUND CONTRAST?: EVIDENCE FROM JAPANESE LEARNERS OF ENGLISH* Miwako Tateishi and Stephen Winters University of Calgary - Japanese phonology - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	DOES ULTRASOUND TRAINING LEAD TO IMPROVED PERCEPTION OF A NON-NATIVE SOUND CONTRAST?: EVIDENCE FROM JAPANESE LEARNERS OF ENGLISH* Miwako Tateishi and Stephen Winters University of Calgary Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-03-07 16:24:06 Open Document File Size: 384,33 KB Share Result on Facebook City Victoria / / Company GE Healthcare / Speech Research Laboratory / Phonetics Laboratory / Macmillan / / Country Japan / Canada / / Facility Phonetics Laboratory / University of Victoria / Stephen Winters University of Calgary / Speech Research Laboratory / University of Calgary / / IndustryTerm ultrasound technology / ultrasound imaging / perceptual training protocol / / Organization University of Calgary / Linguistics Department / Canadian Linguistic Association / University of Victoria / / Person Miwako Tateishi / Sonya Bird / Stephen Winters / / Position NE speaker / first author / female NE speaker and the male NE speaker / male NE speaker / speaker / / ProvinceOrState Victoria / / Technology ULTRASOUND / perceptual training protocol / ultrasound technology / / SocialTag Language acquisition Mental processes English as a foreign or second language English-language education Phoneme Second language Perception Vowel Voice Linguistics

DOES ULTRASOUND TRAINING LEAD TO IMPROVED PERCEPTION OF A NON-NATIVE SOUND CONTRAST?: EVIDENCE FROM JAPANESE LEARNERS OF ENGLISH* Miwako Tateishi and Stephen Winters University of CalgaryAdd to Reading List