Some implications from language development for merge

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (3):334-335 (2000)
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Abstract

Recent investigations indicate that, around 7-months-of-age, infants begin to show some ability to recognize words in fluent speech. In segmenting and recognizing words, infants rely on information available in the speech signal. We consider what implications these findings have for adult word recognition models in general, and for Merge, in particular.

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