Selective signal strengthening: speakers only enhance cues most likely to improve listener perception
Suffixes are more clearly articulated when they are made of a vowel, but not when they are maded of a consonant.
Dec 31, 2025
Contrasting phonetic effects of morphological boundaries for vowel and consonant suffixes
Suffixes are more clearly articulated than pseudo-suffixes, only when they are made of a vowel, not a stop consonant.
May 16, 2024
Interaction of frequency and inflectional status: An approach from discriminative learning
Frequency effects may be modulated by the morphological status of the words being investigated, and such modulation by morphology can be explained in terms of semantics.
Apr 1, 2024