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Cognitive Sciences Theses and Dissertations
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The Development of Intonation and Information Structure: Perceptual and Productive Investigations
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Newborn infants are sensitive to their native language prosody. When children begin to speak, they are able to approximate adult-like intonation patterns and align these …
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2015
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Thorson, Jill C (creator)
Morgan, James (Director)
Kertz, Laura (Reader)
Prieto, Pilar (Reader)
Brown University. Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences: Cognitive Sciences (sponsor)
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first language acquisition
prosody
information structure
infant perception
early word learning
speech production
phonetics and phonology
acoustic phonetics
Versification
Conceptual structures (Information theory)
Perception in infants
Phonetics, Acoustic
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