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Download full textGolick, Margie – 1974
Smith (1973), Stampe (1972), and Braine (1973) believe that by the time the child speaks his perception is well-developed, and that any discrepancy between child forms and adult forms are due to organizational and production difficulties. Other linguists believe immature perception determines the form of child speech. This paper suggests that…
Descriptors: Articulation (Speech), Auditory Perception, Child Language, Delayed Speech
