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Brain Responses to Segmentally and Tonally Induced Semantic Violations in Cantonese

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Behavioral and Neural Responses to Tone Errors in Foreign‐Accented Mandarin

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Advanced Second Language Learners of Mandarin Show Persistent Deficits for Lexical Tone Encoding in Picture-to-Word Form Matching

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The role of tonal information during spoken-word recognition in Chinese: Evidence from a printed-word eye-tracking study

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Influence de l'expertise musicale et linguistique sur le traitement des sons linguistiques et non-linguistiques

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