Child Consonant Harmony Revisited: The Role of Lexical Memory Constraints and Segment Repetition
Published online on December 03, 2024
Abstract
Language and Speech, Volume 69, Issue 1, Page 155-182, March 2026.
Young children often produce non-target-like word forms in which non-adjacent consonants share a major place of articulation (e.g., [gɔgi] “doggy”). Termed child consonant harmony (CCH), this phenomenon has garnered considerable attention in the ...
Young children often produce non-target-like word forms in which non-adjacent consonants share a major place of articulation (e.g., [gɔgi] “doggy”). Termed child consonant harmony (CCH), this phenomenon has garnered considerable attention in the ...