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• W2990340652 abstract "Two experiments were conducted to investigate whether phonetic sequences which are considered to be “difficult” to articulate show evidence of difficulties at an organizational level and/or at the level of overt articulation. In the first experiment, subjects produced rapid vocal and subvocal repetitions of a variety of bi-syllabic stimuli that were judged to differ in articulatory difficulty (e.g. “toy boat” vs. “tow boat”). With each repetition of a stimulus, subjects tapped on the silent switch of a response box in order to provide a measure of stimulus duration. A substantial range of durations was observed across both the vocal and the subvocal stimuli, suggesting that some stimuli were indeed more difficult to repeat than others. In addition, stimuli which were found to be longer in duration in the vocal condition also tended to be longer in the subvocal condition. This was interpreted as an indication that certain words are difficult to produce not only due to articulatory (i.e. execution) factors, but also due to planning factors. In the second experiment, subjects performed a task similar to that of the first experiment, except that they repeated the individual monosyllables which made up the bi-syllabic stimuli of Experiment 1 (e.g. “tow,” “toy,” “boat,” etc.). Bi-syllabic stimulus durations were then obtained in Experiment 2 by adding the durations of appropriate monosyllables together (e.g. “toy” + “boat”). Based on comparisons that were made between the “summed” bi-syllables of Experiment 2 and the original bi-syllables of Experiment 1, it was concluded that words such as “toy boat” (vs. “tow boat”) are difficult to produce not so much because of properties of the particular segments they consist of, but because of “interference” effects among various segments. One of the primary sources of this interference seemed to be a result of similar segments occurring in similar syllable positions." @default.
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