… Differences in both regularity effects and nonword processing were then examined in the …
size of the regularity effect is insensitive to the nature of phonological representations that the …

The influence of phonological (ie individual sounds), lexical (… phonological variables was
constant across age, whereas the effect of lexical and semantic variables changed across age…

… phonological output needed for the naming response. Although a large portion of the frequency
effects probably arise from the computation of phonology, … , that age differences reflect a …

… To use phonotactic probability as a cue, a child must have learned the phonological
regularities of the language. In fact, previous studies show that children as young as 0;9 have …

… investigated age differences in how … regularity was determined by whether the target
homophone had a regular spelling or an irregular spelling for the shared homophone phonology. …

… between orthography and phonology because it plays an … effects were due to differences
in age of acquisition or frequency. … regularities characteristic of the orthography → phonology …

… That is, morphological facilitation did not differ when case-marked relatives varied in
phonological and orthographic form (NOZI-NOGA) and when they did not (NOGE-NOGA). In German…

… effect of regularity, demonstrating that differences over and above phonological complexity
… However, our finding of a main effect of regularity also shows that greater phonological …

… There were substantial differences in the proportion of error types; thus, phonological-visual
errors were most frequent as expected while morphological and semantic errors were rare (…

… to phonological awareness in children from different age groups (… age groups (Study 1:
preschool children; Study 2: third-graders), which allowed us to look at potential differences …