Bidirectional influence on L1 Spanish and L2 English stop perception

Previous research found that second language (L2) experience may cause an interaction between first language (L1) and L2 categories. This study examines the effect of L2 experience on L1 and L2 stop perception. Three groups of Spanish learners of English varying in L2 experience completed a /p/-/b/...

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Autor: Gorba, Celia|||0000-0001-7991-5884
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Fecha de publicación:2019
País:España
Institución:Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
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Second language
Voice onset time
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the role of L2 experience
title Bidirectional influence on L1 Spanish and L2 English stop perception
spellingShingle Bidirectional influence on L1 Spanish and L2 English stop perception
Gorba, Celia|||0000-0001-7991-5884
Perception patterns
Second language
Voice onset time
title_short Bidirectional influence on L1 Spanish and L2 English stop perception
title_full Bidirectional influence on L1 Spanish and L2 English stop perception
title_fullStr Bidirectional influence on L1 Spanish and L2 English stop perception
title_full_unstemmed Bidirectional influence on L1 Spanish and L2 English stop perception
title_sort Bidirectional influence on L1 Spanish and L2 English stop perception
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Second language
Voice onset time
topic Perception patterns
Second language
Voice onset time
description Previous research found that second language (L2) experience may cause an interaction between first language (L1) and L2 categories. This study examines the effect of L2 experience on L1 and L2 stop perception. Three groups of Spanish learners of English varying in L2 experience completed a /p/-/b/ identification task - which included stimuli varying along a Voice Onset Time continuum - in each language. Results suggested that L2 experience improves the perception of L2 stops, but that it also affects L1 perception. Moreover, all groups appeared to have a shared L1-L2 category for bilabial stops, as perception patterns did not differ between languages.
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