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This study investigates phonetic processing differences between bilinguals and monolinguals, particularly in how bilinguals perceive co-articulatory cues and foreign accents. It aims to explore the neural mechanisms behind these differences using behavioral and neuroimaging methods.
Bilinguals manage sound (phonetic) systems of two languages.
This practice might cause some differences in the nature of phonetic processing of bilinguals compared to monolinguals, a difference to be examined in the proposed research.
Some recent neuroimaging studies suggest that special neural circuitry is used by bilinguals in non-native speech perception and that this circuitry provides them with more phonetic sensitivity than monolinguals (Arcilla-Suerte et al., 2013;
Petitto et al., 2012).…
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