Learning Words - Words and Their Interface to Sound
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For what purpose did Stager and Werker (1997) use the switch task?
Stager and Werker (1997) used the switch task technique to test whether children pay attention to fine details of sound
in learning new object–word mappings
What does the habituation phase look like in the switch task?
What is interesting about babies hearing the difference between /d/ and /b/?
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Babies hear the differences between /b/ and /d/ but ignore those differences when linking sounds to pictures, this can be explained by one idea. What is that idea?
What is the best evidence that explains that the units babies pull out of speech stream are put to good use in the process of attaching meanings to clumps of sounds?
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