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    The Phenomenon in Which One Phoneme Affects the Acoustic Properties
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The Phenomenon in Which One Phoneme Affects the Acoustic Properties

Question 3

Question 3

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon in which one phoneme affects the acoustic properties of subsequent phonemes is known as ______.


A) the voicing constant
B) coarticulation
C) categorical perception
D) formant formation

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