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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Apr 13.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Linguist Phon. 2010 Dec 15;25(4):265–286. doi: 10.3109/02699206.2010.528822

Table 2.

Word density and frequency measurements for the real word (RW) and non-word (NW) stimuli used in the study. These measurements were calculated using the Washington University in St. Louis Speech and Hearing Lab Neighborhood Database online calculator at: http://128.252.27.56/Neighborhood/Home.asp

NW NW Density* RW Match RW Density RW Frequency
ɹʌviŋ 0 reading 1 140
ɹikoʊ 1 ready 6 143
ɹoʊnə 0 really 4 275
ɹƐbɑɹ 1 river 4 165
ɹædiŋ 6 running 1 123
*

NW Density represents the number of real words that differ from the non-word by one phoneme. Specifically, the phonological form of the NW was inputted with the neighborhood criteria accounting for substitutions, deletions, and additions.