Do infants detect A→V articulator congruency for non-native click consonants?

Do infants detect A→V articulator congruency for non-native click consonants?

In a prior study infants habituated to an audio-only labial or alveolar, native English voiceless or non-native ejective stop, then saw silent videos of stops at each place [1]. 4-month-olds gazed more at congruent videos for native and non-native stops. 11-month-olds preferred congruence for native...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Best, C., Kroos, Christian, Irwin, J.
Other Authors: Giampiero Salvi
Format: Conference Paper
Published: ISCA 2011
Subjects:
click consonants
cross-modal
infant speech perception
non-native contrasts
articulatory phonology
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/41627

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