Does a single session of exposure to a particular speaker with a foreign accent result in long-term changes in language comprehension processes?

K. A. Murray; V. C. Flores; Karl G. D. Bailey

Does a single session of exposure to a particular speaker with a foreign accent result in long-term changes in language comprehension processes?

K. A. Murray
, V. C. Flores
, Karl G. D. Bailey

School of Social & Behavioral Sciences

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Original language	American English
State	Published - May 2007

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Psychology

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Does a single session of exposure to a particular speaker with a foreign accent result in long-term changes in language comprehension processes?

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