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Dissociation of tone merger and congenital amusia in Hong Kong Cantonese
Caicai Zhang
*
, Oi Yee Ho
,
Jing Shao
, Jinghua Ou
, Sam Po Law
*
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Keyphrases
Dissociation
100%
Hong Kong Cantonese
100%
Congenital Amusia
100%
Tone Merger
100%
Amusia
44%
Tone Reproduction
33%
Production Profile
22%
Musical Perception
22%
Tone Discrimination
22%
Highly Selective
11%
Close Relationships
11%
Native Speaker
11%
Cantonese Speakers
11%
Neural Mechanisms
11%
Tone Perception
11%
Musical Expertise
11%
Second Language Learning
11%
Speech Processing
11%
Musical pitch
11%
Sound Change
11%
Second Language Processing
11%
Native Speech
11%
Pitch Threshold
11%
Pitch Sensitivity
11%
Musical Training
11%
Perception Threshold
11%
Arts and Humanities
Hong Kong Cantonese
100%
Congenital amusia
100%
Amusia
100%
Musical Perception
50%
Speaker
25%
Native Speaker
25%
Second language learning
25%
Close relationships
25%
Speech Processing
25%
Musical pitch
25%
Musical training
25%
Second language processing
25%
Tone perception
25%
Sound change
25%
Psychology
Merging
100%
Amusia
100%
Close Relationship
14%
Language Learning
14%