… early words than late acquired words. In addition, if … phonological representations then there
should be a clear relationship between phonological skill (as measured by the phonological …

… phonological representations may be holistic, the speed of lexical acquisition suggests that
more phonological … Between the ages of 1 and 6 years, children acquire thousands of words. …

… They concluded, therefore, that the locus of AoA was in the phonological representations
themselves rather than any other aspect of speech production. However, more recent studies of …

… The locus of the effect of age of acquisition has also been subject to considerable debate
in … to the phonological representation of words. According to the phonological completeness …

… words is the age of acquisition of the word. Age of acquisition (AoA) refers to the age or order
… effect was situated at the level of phonological representation. Both Gilhooly and Watson (…

… the level of their phonological awareness. Thus, we find no evidence of either age- or ability-…
developmental changes in the segmental representation of words in dense neighborhoods. …

… age of acquisition affects the process of retrieving phonological word-forms, with early-acquired
phonological … Early-acquired phonological representations remain easier to access in …

… The authors suggested that late learned words engage brain areas in the left hemisphere
that are involved in mapping phonological word representations and areas in the right …

… representations. If one assumes that the phonological representations of earlyacquired
words are easier to activate than those of lateacquired words, the matching process would take …

… The emphasis was on how to derive surface phonological representations from deeper, more
primitive representations using a formalized set of rules. Markedness principles influenced …