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How many syllables do you hear in [skis]: One or two? It depends on whether you have learned to read or not
Abstract This study investigates how statistical orthographic knowledge—how frequently a phonological unit is written in a language—influences phonological awareness tasks. In Experiment 1, 144 children with varying reading levels and 61 undergraduate French-speaking students completed a syllable-co
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