High-stress words are easier to perceive than low-stress words, even when they 
are equally stressed

Cutler, Anne

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Cutler, A. (1976). High-stress words are easier to perceive than low-stress words, even when they are equally stressed. Texas Linguistic Forum, 2, 53-57.

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