(CH5) ?The best characterization of how humans learn phoneme discrimination (i.e. ?the ability to distinguish one word from another in the same language) ?is through
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an additive process; that is, ?we begin life unable to discriminate phonemes and gradually acquire the ability to discriminate phonemes that carry meaning in our linguistic environment.
a multiplicative process; that is, ?we begin life able to discriminate a small set of basic phonemes and experience expands that initial set in different directions depending on the cultural world that we inhabit.
a subtractive process; that is, ?we begin life with the ability to discriminate all human phonemes and gradually lose the ability to discriminate all but those that carry meaning in our linguistic environment.
None of the above; that is, ?phoneme discrimination is something that people can acquire easily with increased exposure to another language.
(CH5) ?The best characterization of how humans learn phoneme discrimination (i.e. ?the…
(CH5) ?The best characterization of how humans learn phoneme discrimination (i.e. ?the ability to distinguish one word from another in the same language) ?is through
