ScholarWorks@Hanyang University: Cho, Tae hong

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Cho, Tae hong (조태홍)

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE)

Research Area: 언어학(음성학, 음운론, 심리언어학)

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lengthening:1||word boundary:1||/m/:1||πgesture:1||/s/stop sequence:1||Accentual phrase:1||Allophonic rule:1||Articulation:1||Artificial language:1||Australian English:1||Boundary:1||Categorization:1||Coarticulation:1||Coarticulatory resistance:1||Compensation:1||Consonantcluster simplification:1||Continuousspeech processes:1||Cue integration:1||Cue weighting:1||Dutch:1||Dynamic systems:1||Dynamical systems:1||Dynamics of speech:1||Edgeprominence language:1||English and Korean listeners:1||English coda voicing contrast:1||English stops:1||English vowel:1||Eye tracking:1||Eyetracking and gating:1||Eyetracking data:1||Focus realization:1||Formants:1||French:1||Gating data:1||German:1||Gestural coupling:1||Glottal stop:1||Hyperarticulation:1||IP boundary:1||Iambic:1||Individual differences:1||Information structure:1||Intergestural Timing:1||Intergestural timing:1||Japanese:1||Korean bilablal stops:1||Korean diphthongal vowels:1||Korean learners:1||Korean learners of English:1||Korean stop contrast:1||Korean stops:1||Korean threeway stops:1||L1:1||

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