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. 2014 Feb;71(1):89–123. doi: 10.1016/j.jml.2013.09.009

Table 2.

Correctly pronounced and mispronounced labels presented to infants in Experiment 2 of Mani and Plunkett (2007). Note that targets and distracters have the same onset consonants, so that onset consonants alone cannot be used to identify the target.

Correct pronunciations Mispronunciations
Distracter
Vowel Consonant
Ball/bɔːl/ Bule/buːl/ Gall /gɔːl/ Bear/bεː/
Bib/bIb/ Bab/bab/ Dib/dIb/ Boot/bu:t/
Bed/bεd/ Bud/bʌd/ Ped/pεd/ Book /bk/
Bus/bʌs/ Bas/bas/ Pus/pʌs/ Bike /bʌIk/
Cat/kat/ Cart/kɑt/ Gat/gat/ Cow/ka/
Cup/kʌp/ Cep/kεp/ Gup/gʌp/ Car /kɑː/
Dog/dɒg/ Doog/dg/ Bog/bɒg/ Duck /dʌk/
Keys/kiːz/ Kas/kaːz/ Tees/tiːz/ Coat /kət/