Early Word Learners' Ability to Access Phonetic Detail in Well-Known Words

Author： Fennell Christopher T.   Werker Janet F.  

Publisher： University of Buckingham Press

ISSN： 0023-8309

Source： Language and Speech, Vol.46, Iss.2-3, 2003-04, pp. : 245-264

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