This article was published with a mistake on page 2–3.
The published version appeared as follows:
Since Spanish lacks phonological vowel reduction in unstressed syllables, L1 Spanish listeners are less familiar from their first language with the acoustic-phonetic cues to strong reductions, and thus the mechanisms to deal with this casual speech phenomenon are potentially delayed or even inhibited in word recognition.
This should have read:
Since Spanish lacks phonological vowel reduction in unstressed syllables, L1 Spanish listeners are less familiar from their first language with the acoustic-phonetic cues to strong reductions and thus the mechanisms to deal with this casual speech phenomenon, potentially delaying or even inhibiting word recognition.
We apologise for this error.
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