Infants' sensitivity to lexical tone and stress in early speech perception
In this study, we look at what cues help babies tell the difference between their native language and a different language. Specifically, we compare babies who learn English, a language that only uses consonants and vowels to distinguish word meaning, and Thai, a language that also uses tones to distinguish word meaning.
Researchers
Dr Marina Kalashnikova (opens in a new window)
Professor Denis Burnham (opens in a new window)
Dr Benjawan Kasisopa (opens in a new window)
Hana Zjakic (opens in a new window)
Partner / Funding Body
Human Research Ethics Committee Approval Number: H11517
For more information or to register your interest, please contact:
| Name | Benjawan Kasisopa |
| B.Kasisopa@westernsydney.edu.au | |
| Phone | +61 2 9772 6276 |
