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Phoneme boundary effect
Phoneme boundary effect refers to the phenomenon in which the same acoustic difference , such as a 20-millisecond difference in voice onset time (VOT) is perceptible if the two (2) st
imuli are on opposite sides of a phoneme boundary (as in B versus P) but is imperceptible if the two (2) stimuli are within the range of variation perceived as one phoneme. See also Categorical perception.
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