Phonological phrase boundary and word frequency that influence the phonological word recognition
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Kim, Jeahong
(Department of Psychology, Korea University)
Shin, Hasun (Department of Psychology, Korea University) Kim, Yeseul (Department of Korean Language and Literature, Korea University) Yun, Gwangyeol (Department of Korean Language and Literature, Korea University) Kim, Daseul (Department of Korean Language and Literature, Korea University) Shin, Jiyoung (Department of Korean Language and Literature, Korea University) Nam, Kichun (Department of Psychology, Korea University) |
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