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We explored an effect of the Japanese' perceptual learning of Korean alveolar stop consonants(/t, t*, th/, /ㄷ, ㄸ, ㅌ/ in Korean) on discrimination of Korean bilabial stop consonants(/p, p*, ph/, /ㅂ, ㅃ, ㅍ/ in Korean). A study reported by Kim & Kim(2005) suggested that the Japanese can selectively attend to distinctive features(e.g., tense, aspirated) of Korean alveolar stops after learning these phonemes. If the Japanese attend to perceptual features of Korean alveolar stops through learning, they should be able to discriminate Korean bilabial stops more correctly, because those two consonant types have the same structure of three phonological contrasts(lenis, fortis, asperated). Our experiment showed that correct response on alveolar stop phonemes increased to 29.1%, in comparison to a pretest, after participants learned alveolar stops through a discrimination task. In particular, bilabial stop consonants, an identification rate for the bilabial stop consonants was raised to 15.8%, though these phonemes were never experienced. This transfer effect can be regarded as evidence that the Japanese can selectively attend to distinctive dimensions discriminating three phonological contrasts of Korean stops by perceptual learning.
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