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Direct linkYates, Mark – Cognition, 2010
The least supported phoneme refers to the phoneme position within a word with which the fewest phonological neighbors overlap. Recently, it has been argued that the number of neighbors coinciding with the least supported phoneme is a critical determinant of pronunciation latencies. The current research tested this claim by comparing naming…
Descriptors: Phonemes, English (Second Language), Decoding (Reading), Word Recognition
Yates, Mark; Friend, John; Ploetz, Danielle M. – Cognition, 2008
Recent research has indicated that phonological neighbors speed processing in a variety of isolated word recognition tasks. Nevertheless, as these tasks do not represent how we normally read, it is not clear if phonological neighborhood has an effect on the reading of sentences for meaning. In the research reported here, we evaluated whether…
Descriptors: Vocabulary, Sentences, Phonology, Eye Movements
