Is There a “Trochaic Bias” in Early Word Learning? Evidence from Infant Production in English and French

E-ISSN： 1467-8624|69|4|935-949

ISSN： 0009-3920

Source： CHILD DEVELOPMENT, Vol.69, Iss.4, 1998-08, pp. : 935-949

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