Phonological awareness is an understanding of the different sounds that make up spoken words in a language. It is the ability to recognise when these sounds are the same and when they're different.

The insula, a deeper and less visible brain region, contributes to phonological retrieval–helping access the sounds that make up words. Using tools like functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), ...

Phonological awareness is the understanding that spoken words are made up of sounds and recognising how they come together to form words. Children usually develop this skill at around 4 or 5 years ...

Every language has an organised sound system. Phonology is concerned with processes in the mind, determining the rules of a language and how we organise, study and form sounds in speech. We each have ...

1, 1818 English Phonology; Or, an Essay towards ... English Phonology; Or, an Essay towards an Analysis and Description of the Component Sounds of the English Language This is the metadata section.

My main research interest is historical phonology, both to reconstruct the sounds of the past and to account for sound change over time. I focus on theories of diachronic phonology which interface ...

We shall regard this question from the perspective of Government Phonology (Kaye, Lowenstamm and Vergnaud ... the function of this prime in the representation of turbulent sounds will be considered ...

Dr. Scarborough works in the areas of phonetics and laboratory phonology. Her research explores systematic variation in speech sounds, particularly variation that might be due to communicative factors ...