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Introduction
No full textMehler Jacques. Introduction. In: Langages, 4ᵉ année, n°16, 1969. Psycholinguistique et grammaire générative, sous la direction de Jacques Mehler. pp. 3-15
Introduction
No full textMehler Jacques. Introduction. In: Langages, 4ᵉ année, n°16, 1969. Psycholinguistique et grammaire générative, sous la direction de Jacques Mehler. pp. 3-15
Psycholinguistique, messages et codage verbal.
No full textde Boysson-Bardies B., Mehler Jacques. Psycholinguistique, messages et codage verbal. In: L'année psychologique. 1969 vol. 69, n°2. pp. 561-598
Correlates of linguistic rhythm in the speech signal
No full textSpoken languages have been classified by linguists according to their rhythmic properties, and psycholinguists have relied on this classification to account for infants capacity to discriminate languages. Although researchers have measured many speech signal properties, they have failed to identify reliable acoustic characteristics for language classes. This paper presents instrumental measurements based on a consonant/vowel segmentation for eight languages. The measurements suggest that intuitive rhythm types reflect specific phonological properties, which in turn are signaled by the acoustic/phonetic properties of speech. The data support the notion of rhythm classes and also allow the simulation of infant language discrimination, consistent with the hypothesis that newborns rely on a coarse segmentation of speech. A hypothesis is proposed regarding the role of rhythm perception in language acquisition
Psycholinguistique, messages et codage verbal. Deuxième partie : Etudes sur le rappel de phrases
No full textMehler Jacques, de Boysson-Bardies B. Psycholinguistique, messages et codage verbal. Deuxième partie : Etudes sur le rappel de phrases. In: L'année psychologique. 1971 vol. 71, n°2. pp. 547-581
Rôle de la structure profonde et de la structure de surface dans la perception des phrases
No full textMehler Jacques, Carey P., Dubois-Charlier Françoise. Rôle de la structure profonde et de la structure de surface dans la perception des phrases. In: Langages, 4ᵉ année, n°16, 1969. Psycholinguistique et grammaire générative, sous la direction de Jacques Mehler. pp. 106-110
A la recherche d'une unité : segmentation et traitement de la parole
No full textChristophe Anne, Pallier Christophe, Bertoncini Josiane, Mehler Jacques. A la recherche d'une unité : segmentation et traitement de la parole. In: L'année psychologique. 1991 vol. 91, n°1. pp. 59-86
How to hit scylla without avoiding charybdis: Comment on Perruchet, Tyler, Galland, and Peereman (2004)
No full textM. Pe (n) over tildea, L. L. Bonatti, M. Nespor, and J. Mehler (2002) argued that humans compute nonadjacent statistical relations among syllables in a continuous artificial speech stream to extract words, but they use other computations to determine the structural properties of words. Instead, when participants are familiarized with a segmented stream, structural generalizations about words are quickly established. P. Perruchet, M. D. Tyler, N. Galland, and R. Peereman (2004) criticized M. Pe (n) over tildea et al.'s work and dismissed their results. In this article, the authors show that P. Perruchet et al.'s criticisms are groundless
Verbal Positional Memory in 7-Month-Olds
No full textVerbal memory is a fundamental prerequisite for language learning. This study investigated 7-month-olds’ (N = 62) ability to remember the identity and order of elements in a multisyllabic word. The results indicate that infants detect changes in the order of edge syllables, or the identity of the middle syllables, but fail to encode the order of middle syllables. This suggests that the representational format of multisyllabic words is determined by core mnemonic biases, which favor accurate encoding of edges and limits the encoding of tem- poral order for internal segments. The studies support accounts proposing that content and order are encoded separately; in addition, the data show that this dissociation occurs early in development
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