There are two vowels. Today’s word starts with P. I started with RAISE and TOUCH followed by PYLON to eliminate possible consonants (P, L, N). This left PUPIL as the only answer. Yesterday’s ...

Out of all investigated cortical measures, only average thickness of the second TTG (bilaterally) was related to participants’ language experience at p < .01, see Table S 2 ... Phonemes are individual ...

the burst and the voicing), is a critical cue that listeners use to distinguish voiced (e.g., /b/, /d/, /g/) from voiceless (e.g., /p/, /t/, /k/) stop consonants in English (Liberman et al., 1958; ...

They suggest that the problem of retrieving the right information despite the abundance of signal is achieved through “rhythmic patterns of visual-target detection both within (8 Hz) and between (4 Hz ...