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Phonemes

Phonemes refer to the smallest units of sound in spoken language that make a difference in the meaning of words.

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Phonemic awareness

Phonemic awareness refers to the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate the sounds of spoken language.

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Phonemic paraphasias

Phonemic paraphasias refer to errors of word usage of similar- sounding words, for example, using the word bark for tarp.

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Phonemic restoration

Phonemic restoration refers to a top-down process in which the listener uses the context to restore Phonemes missing from

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Phonemic restoration effect

Phonemic restoration effect refers to an effect that occurs in Speech perception when listeners perceive a phoneme in a word even though the acoustic signal of that phoneme is obscure

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Phonemic similarity effect

Phonemic similarity effect refers to the observation that Speech errors and targets are phonemically similar.

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Phonetic boundary

Phonetic boundary refers to the voice onset time when perception changes from one Speech category to another in a categorical perception experiment.

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Phonetic feature

Phonetic feature refers to a characteristic of the way Speech sounds are produced that is used to describe differences and similarities among Speech sounds. For example, B and P or M

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