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Infants’ learning of tones and VOT contrasts in the lab
Infants likely home in on the speech categories in the ambient language(s) by attending to the acoustic cue distributions present in the input, but direct experimental evidence for this remains scarce. Young infants’ discrimination of /d-t/ and Mandarin Chinese tones T2-T4 was assessed over the cour
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