Latest Research in Phonetics and Phonology Research

Top Research Topics in Phonetics and Phonology Research

• Phonetics and Phonology Research — 30 papers
• Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation — 28 papers
• Computation and Language — 20 papers
• Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism — 19 papers
• Language Development and Disorders — 9 papers
• EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning — 7 papers
• Linguistic Variation and Morphology — 7 papers
• Categorization, perception, and language — 4 papers
• Second Language Acquisition and Learning — 3 papers
• Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies — 3 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Lexical Frequency Within Grammatical Bounds: Phonological Default and Inflection-Class Conditioning in Greek Nominal Stress (1 citations)
2. Pangram 4 Technical Report
3. Quantifying grammaticalization: reassessing the yi -construction as the ancestor of Chinese disposal constructions
4. Morphological access to alternatives fails to boost scalar implicatures: interpretation of disjunction in Turkish-speaking children
5. Age-Related Changes in Implicit Causality and Consequentiality Pronoun Biases
6. VER0: A Proposed Hybrid Framework for Reducing Bias Against Non-Native English Speakers in AI Text Detection
7. The English Language Of Electronic Media In Nigeria: Need For International Intelligibility
8. Learning to Presuppose
9. VER0: A Proposed Hybrid Framework for Reducing Bias Against Non-Native English Speakers in AI Text Detection
10. Arabic morphology: from morphome to morpheme
11. The Use of Indirect Positive Evidence in Second Language Morphological Learning by Different First Language Learners
12. Spanish Formal Features in the Mind of Bilingual Children in Two Spanish–English Contact Zones
13. Non-Natives Are Not Always Disadvantaged: Better-Than-Native Learning of Novel English Stress-Based Word Contrasts in Cantonese Listeners
14. Swap distance minimization shapes the order of subject, object and verb in languages of the world
15. Are Uninterpretable Features Unlearnable? Revisiting the Interpretability Hypothesis in Second Language English Acquisition
16. The Sinhala hearsay evidential
17. On the role of exophoric contexts in grammaticalization scenarios – The case of numeral classifiers in Meixian Hakka
18. CHiPS: Character Histograms and Positional Signals for Lightweight Authorship Attribution in Romanian Texts
19. The plural marker tsho in Lhasa Tibetan: Syntax, interpretation, and cross-linguistic analysis
20. Investigating the impact of lexical simplicity and sophistication on stylistic rendering in English–Arabic translation