Effects of word familiarity and phoneme-grapheme polygraphy on oral spelling time and accuracy.
The predictions of parallel dual-route models of spelling were tested using oral spelling time and accuracy. Subjective polygraphy (transparency of phoneme-grapheme mappings) was estimated from the pseudoword spellings of 42 college students. Subjective polygraphy was found to differ from a measur...
| Published in: | Psychological Record Vol. 46; pp. 49 - 71 |
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Psychological Record
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