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Posted on November 1, 2020 by brainlanguagelab

Giulio Degano who joined the group as a Post doc!

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Nonnative sound learning & native language speech perception may rely on shared phonetic #plasticity. The results of this #JSLHR study suggest that good learners of native language phonetic variation are also good learners of nonnative phonetic contrasts. https://on.asha.org/3zkn4OA

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Impressed that, even as the number of Nature-branded titles continues to grow, the publisher has so far resisted the urge to launch a journal called Nature Nurture.

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