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[12] AUDITORY AND PHONETIC MEMORY CODES IN DISCRIMINATION OF CONSONANTS AND VOWELS [J]. PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 1973, 13 (02): : 253 - 260

[13] SAWUSCH JR, 1974, 87TH M AC SOC AM NEW

[14] Shankweiler D., 1977, PERCEIVING ACTING KN

[15] SIMON HJ, 1977, THESIS CITY U NEW YO

[16] STEVENS KN, 1968, Z PHONETIK SPRACHWIS, V21, P102

[17] HEMISPHERIC SPECIALIZATION FOR SPEECH PERCEPTION [J]. JOURNAL OF THE ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 1970, 48 (02) : 579 - +

[18] PARALLEL PROCESSING OF AUDITORY AND PHONETIC INFORMATION IN SPEECH-DISCRIMINATION [J]. PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 1974, 15 (03): : 501 - 508

[19] AUDITORY EVOKED POTENTIALS DURING SPEECH PERCEPTION [J]. SCIENCE, 1971, 173 (4003) : 1248 - &

[20] FAILURE OF SELECTIVE ATTENTION TO PHONETIC SEGMENTS IN CONSONANT-VOWEL SYLLABLES [J]. PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS, 1975, 17 (04): : 346 - 350