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Brain processing of speech sounds is different in some southern English speakers
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Washington, USA (EurekAlert): When Rice University alumna Brianna Conrey was in third grade in Stillwater, Okla., she misspelled "pen" on a test because her teacher unknowingly pronounced it "pin." At the time, Conrey never would have guessed that she would write a senior thesis in college about the brain activity that takes place in people who don't distinguish between similar-sounding words like "pin" and "pen." Nor would she have guessed that her thesis would get published several years later in the journal Brain and Language.
For more information, please visit:
www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2006-02/ru-bpo022406.php
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