… at the stage ofcomparing the prelexical phonological codes with the stored lexical
phonological representations. If one assumes that the phonological representations of earlyacquired …

… differ in the amount of grammatical processing and may also differ in the co-activation of
semantic and phonological … has shown that regularity can modulate differences in early and late …

… as the orthographic or phonological unit including the vowel or … We know, however, that
GPC regularity has an independent … result from real differences in the age at which words are …

… differences in L2 phonological acquisition. We measured individual differences in phonological
… to better abstraction of phonological regularities. Conversely, increasingly well-specified …

… its regularities are at the morphological, not the phonological … process of obtaining a
phonological representation has little … difference in cost between continuing to use a phonological …

… Regular and inconsistent words include spelling patterns that appear in many words, with
the major difference being whether the phonology corresponding to a given spelling pattern is …

… of verbs sharing certain phonological properties). Furthermore, … differences between regular
and irregular inflections are attributable to regularity as such or to frequency, phonological …

… Our main goals are: (a) To assess whether regularities in children's phonological errors can
… We observed large individual differences independently of age or gender. Phonological …

… phonological regularities is related to verbal working memory. This could not only give us
more insight into the acquisition of these regularities … zooming in on differences that might exist …

… b) an absent or reduced regularity effect for those with reading disabilities … regularity for
individuals with reading disabilities, the magnitude of which did not differ from the word regularity …