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The "Ambliance" Phenomenon: Some Observations Concerning Temporal and Sequential Constraints on Six-Year-Olds' Phonological Production. Papers and Reports on Child Language Development, No. 12.
Gilbert, John H. V.; Johnson, Carolyn E. – 1976
This paper reports the results of a preliminary study dealing with the ways in which children between ages 6 and 7 organize spoken language. In particular, aspects of the temporal and segmental structure of polysyllabic English words containing the syllable C/jul/, as in the word "pediculous," are dealt with. This study is based on the assumption…
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