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• 1973THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHONEMIC SPEECH PERCEPTION11I am indebted to Dr. Charles A. Ferguson and Dr. Eve V. Clark for reading the manuscript at various stages of preparation and for the many helpful suggestions they offered during the duration of the project. I acknowledge with thanks the assistance of Marcy Macken and Carolyn Johnson who worked with the subjects and participated in solving the problems that arose during testing. This research was supported by NSF Grant GS-2329 to the English Phonology Project, Stanford University.