Latest Research in Phonetics and Phonology Research

Top Research Topics in Phonetics and Phonology Research

• Phonetics and Phonology Research — 4 papers
• Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism — 3 papers
• Categorization, perception, and language — 2 papers
• Multilingual Education and Policy — 2 papers
• Child and Animal Learning Development — 2 papers
• Intelligence, Security, War Strategy — 1 papers
• Computation and Language — 1 papers
• Language, Metaphor, and Cognition — 1 papers
• Second Language Acquisition and Learning — 1 papers
• Memory Processes and Influences — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Lexical Frequency Within Grammatical Bounds: Phonological Default and Inflection-Class Conditioning in Greek Nominal Stress (1 citations)
2. Ky and Ain Mechanism Comparison
3. Testing ‘constructionhood’ and the cognitive plausibility of mid-level abstractions in English possessive constructions
4. Ky and Ain Mechanism Comparison
5. Voynich Research Consolidated
6. Focus particles and scalar inferences across humans and language models
7. L1 Framing Typology and Acoustic Differences in L2 Speech: Insights From Motion Constructions
8. The Use of Code-Switching among the Senior High School Students of Sulu College of Technology, Incorporated
9. The Use of Code-Switching among the Senior High School Students of Sulu College of Technology, Incorporated
10. L’acquisition du polonais L2 par les apprenants slavophones
11. The second language acquisition of reflexives in Japanese by Chinese and Korean learners
12. Modal verb variations in L1 and L2 written discourse: a corpus-based analysis of can and would
13. Neurolinguistic signatures of microvariation and language change : Individual production variability predicts morphosyntactic processing differences
14. Typological Constraints on Motion Event Encoding: Path Satellite Usages and the Perspectives of Turkish EFL Learners
15. Use of Anaphora in Criminal Cases of Alleged Child Sexual Abuse: It , That , This , These , and Those
16. Visual Components to Interpretation—Formal Approaches to Visible Meaning
17. Morphological access to alternatives fails to boost scalar implicatures: interpretation of disjunction in Turkish-speaking children
18. Learning to Presuppose
19. Patterns of Mother, Father, and Child Code-Switching and Links With Child Language Development
20. A locality gradient in the that / zero complementizer alternation: structural position modulates predictor importance