Spoken Word Recognition: The Challenge of Variation

Paul A. Luce · Conor T. McLennan

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Recent Models of Spoken Word Recognition Core Issues: Activation and Competition Challenges: Variation in Spoken Word Recognition Conclusion

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