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Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders Volume 4, 2006 - Issue 3: Acquisition of #sC-clusters
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On the acquisition of Hebrew #sC onsets

Avivit Ben-David Tel-Aviv University and Hadassah Academic College, IsraelCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 205-217 | Received 10 Oct 2006, Accepted 03 Nov 2006, Published online: 20 Jan 2010

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Elena Babatsouli. (2021) Correlation between the measure for cluster proximity (MCP) and the percentage of consonants correct (PCC). Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 35:1, pages 65-83.
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Elena Babatsouli. (2020) Estimating the accuracy of word-initial consonant clusters in child speech data. Communications in Statistics: Case Studies, Data Analysis and Applications 6:4, pages 473-491.
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Elena Babatsouli & Dimitrios Sotiropoulos. (2018) A measure for cluster proximity (MCP) in child speech. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 32:12, pages 1071-1089.
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Mehmet Yavaș, Annette Fox-Boyer & Blanca Schaefer. (2018) Patterns in German /ʃC/-cluster acquisition. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 32:10, pages 913-931.
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Mehmet Yavaş & Marta Marecka. (2014) Acquisition of Polish #sC clusters in typically-developing children and children with phonological disorders. International Journal of Speech-Language Pathology 16:2, pages 132-141.
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Mehmet Yavaş. (2013) What explains the reductions in /s/-clusters: Sonority or [continuant]?. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 27:6-7, pages 394-403.
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Limor Adi-Bensaid & Avivit Ben-David. (2010) Typical acquisition by atypical children: Initial consonant cluster acquisition by Israeli Hebrew-acquiring children with cochlear implants. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 24:10, pages 771-794.
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Avivit Ben-David, Ruth Ezrati & Navah Stulman. (2010) Acquisition of /s/-clusters in Hebrew-speaking children with phonological disorders. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 24:3, pages 210-223.
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Marie Klopfenstein & Martin J. Ball. (2010) An analysis of the sonority hypothesis and cluster realization in a child with phonological disorder. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 24:4-5, pages 261-270.
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Mehmet Yavaş, Avivit Ben‐David, Ellen Gerrits, Kristian E. Kristoffersen & Hanne G. Simonsen. (2008) Sonority and cross‐linguistic acquisition of initial s‐clusters. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 22:6, pages 421-441.
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Ning Pan & Nancye Roussel. (2008) Do /s/‐initial clusters imply CVCC sequences? Evidence from disordered speech. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 22:2, pages 127-135.
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Steve Parker. (2017) Sounding out Sonority. Language and Linguistics Compass 11:9, pages e12248.
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Avivit Ben-David & Outi Bat-El. 2016. Acquisition and Development of Hebrew. Acquisition and Development of Hebrew 39 68 .
Mehmet Yava?. 2014. Perspectives on Phonological Theory and Development. Perspectives on Phonological Theory and Development 115 132 .

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