| Number | 317 |
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| Year | 1980 |
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| Drawer | 6 |
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| Entry Date | 06/15/1999 |
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| Authors | Raphael, L. J., & Dorman, M. F. |
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| Publication | Journal of Phonetics, 8, 269-275. |
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| Abstract | To assess the role of silence as a cue for stop manner, we varied the silent closure interval between the stops in utterances of the form CVC1 //C2V and asked listeners to transcribe the utterances. At short closure intervals, the listeners generally did not report the syllable-final stops; only the syllable-initial stops were reported. At longer closure intervals both the initial and final stops were reported. However, the interval necessary to report the syllable-final stop varied as a function of place of articulation and as a function of whether the syllable-final and syllable-initial stops shared place of articulation. When place of articulation was shared, an extremely long closure interval was necessary. |
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