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Direct linkDunstan, Stephany Brett – ProQuest LLC, 2013
Many students will arrive at college speaking a dialect that is considered non-standardized or stigmatized due to the socially stratified nature of language. In the United States, where there are commonly held ideologies about the type of language that is considered "correct" or "proper," students who speak non-standardized…
Descriptors: North American English, Nonstandard Dialects, College Students, Student Experience
Peer reviewedde Jong, Kenneth J.; Lim, Byung-jin; Nagao, Kyoko – Language and Speech, 2004
Stetson (1951) noted that repeating singleton coda consonants at fast speech rates makes them be perceived as onset consonants affiliated with a following vowel. The current study documents the perception of rate-induced resyllabification, as well as what temporal properties give rise to the perception of syllable affiliation. Stimuli were…
Descriptors: Syllables, Repetition, Speech, Vowels
