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Direct linkRomani, Cristina; Galluzzi, Claudia; Bureca, Ivana; Olson, Andrew – Cognitive Psychology, 2011
Current models of word production assume that words are stored as linear sequences of phonemes which are structured into syllables only at the moment of production. This is because syllable structure is always recoverable from the sequence of phonemes. In contrast, we present theoretical and empirical evidence that syllable structure is lexically…
Descriptors: Speech, Syllables, Phonemes, Aphasia
