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This study uses unnormalized and normalized data to compare FLEECE, GOOSE KIT, DRESS, TRAP, BATH, and THOUGHT vowels from two British English Speakers. It is hypothesized different pronunciations will occur as speakers differ in sex and birthplace (Hughes, Trudgill, & Landon, 2013). Females have higher formant frequencies and larger vowel
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Discuss this statement with reference to the English Past Tense debate and/or Language Development and Processing in Atypical Populations (e.g., Aphasia, Down Syndrome, Williams Syndrome, Developmental Language Disorder). According to the APA Dictionary of Psychology (n.d.), a double dissociation demonstrates “two separable psychological or biological systems, such
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Lateralized Whorf Experiment Abstract The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis (Sapir and Whorf, 1952) states that our reality is shaped by the language we speak. Gilbert et al. (2008) conducted several experiments investigating the effects of visual field (VF) and lexical-category terms on reaction time (RT). Here, we replicated Gilbert et al. (2008)