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Definition of nonsense syllable in English: nonsense syllablenoun An arbitrarily formed syllable, as used in memory experiments and tests. all participants were asked to learn and retain sets of nonsense syllables Example sentencesExamples - First, reading-aloud accuracy was tested on 40 target syllables (20 isolated nonsense syllables and 20 syllables embedded in words in a text).
- To find out, she and colleagues had 182 Harvard students undergo tests in which they listened to repeated strings of nonsense syllables, heard background noise, and saw yellow lights on a video screen.
- Then they learned to read by pronouncing nonsense syllables formed by combining consonants with vowels, such as ba-he-bi.
- The turn to language, moreover, has shifted learning-related research away from many of the older, artificial experimental paradigms - mazes, paired-associate word lists, nonsense syllables, and the rest.
- The test required subjects to determine the identity of nonsense syllables presented in a tachistoscope when, unknown to the subjects, no syllables were present.
Definition of nonsense syllable in US English: nonsense syllablenoun An arbitrarily formed syllable, as used in memory experiments and tests. all participants were asked to learn and retain sets of nonsense syllables Example sentencesExamples - Then they learned to read by pronouncing nonsense syllables formed by combining consonants with vowels, such as ba-he-bi.
- The turn to language, moreover, has shifted learning-related research away from many of the older, artificial experimental paradigms - mazes, paired-associate word lists, nonsense syllables, and the rest.
- First, reading-aloud accuracy was tested on 40 target syllables (20 isolated nonsense syllables and 20 syllables embedded in words in a text).
- To find out, she and colleagues had 182 Harvard students undergo tests in which they listened to repeated strings of nonsense syllables, heard background noise, and saw yellow lights on a video screen.
- The test required subjects to determine the identity of nonsense syllables presented in a tachistoscope when, unknown to the subjects, no syllables were present.
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