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Linguistic typology and learning biases: A study of syllable-copy reduplication across modalities
Do the typological patterns of reduplication reflect underlying learning biases in perception and production? In morphological reduplication, reduplicants are rarely defined in terms of the syllable structure of the base, instead doubling a segmental melody. Using an artificial grammar learning para
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