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1 Mehmet Yavas PUBLICATIONS IN DISCIPLINE Books Yavaş, M., Kehoe, M. W. & Cardoso, W. (Eds) (Forthcoming) Romance-Germanic Bilingual Phonology. Equinox Yavaş, M. (ed) Unusual Productions in Phonology: Universals and Language- Specific considerations. Psychology Press. Yavaş, M Applied English Phonology (2 nd Edition). Wiley-Blackwell. (3 rd Edition will be published in Nov. 2015) Tobpaş, S. & Yavaş, M. (Eds.) Communication Disorders in Turkish. Multilingual Matters. Yavaş, M Applied English Phonology. Blackwell. Yavaş, M Phonology; Development and Disorders. San Diego, CA; Singular Publishing Group. Yavaş, M First and Second Language Phonology. San Diego, CA; Singular Publishing Group. Yavaş, M. (ed) Phonological Disorders in Children: Theory, Research and. Practice. London; Routledge. Yavaş, M., Hernandorena, C. & Lamprecht, R Avaliaçao Fonologica da Crianca. Porto alegre, Brazil; Artes Medicas. Yavaş, M Problemas de Fonologia. Porto Alegre, Brazil; Livraria Academica. Articles & Chapters Yavaş, M. Babatsouli, E. (in press) Acquisition of /s/ clusters in a Greek-English bilingual
2 child. In M. Ball (ed) Sonority Across Languages. Equinox series of Studies in Phonetics and Phonology. Byers, E. & Yavaş.M. (in press) Durational variability of schwa in semantically- Related word pairs among early and late Spanish-English bilinguals International Journal of Bilingualism. (early on line appeared) Yavaş, M. & Byers, E Production of voiceless stops in early sequential Spanish-English bilinguals. In M. Yavaş (Ed) Unusual Productions in Phonology, Psychology Press. Yavaş, M What guides children s acquisition of /s/ clusters: A cross-linguistic account. In A. Farris-Trimble & J.A. Barlow (Eds) Perspectives on Phonological Theory and Development , John Benjamins. Yavaş, M. & Marecka, M Acquisition of /s/ clusters in Polish: patterns in typical development and in children with phonological disorders. International Journal of Speech and Language Pathology. 16: Yavaş, M What explains the reductions in /s/ clusters: sonority or [continuant] Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics. 27:6, Yavaş, M Acquisition of #sc clusters: Are bilinguals different from monolinguals? Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics 25:11, Yavaş, M The role of sonority in the acquisition of interlanguage coda clusters, In M. Wrembel, M. Kul & K. Dziubalska-Kolacyk (Eds) Achievements and Perspectives in SLA speech PeterLang Verlag. Yavaş, M Sonority and the acquisition of /s/ clusters in children with phonological disorders, Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics 24:3, Yavaş, M. & McLeod, S Acquisition of #sc onsets in English speaking children with phonological disorders Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics. 24:3, Yavaş, M Acquisition of #SC onsets in Spanish-English bilingual children
3 with phonological disorders, Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics 24:3, Yavaş, M Some structural characteristics of Turkish. In S. Topbaş & M. Yavaş (Eds) Communication Disorders in Turkish, Multilingual Matters. Yavaş, M Factors influencing the VOT of English long-lag stops in interlanguage Phonology. In M. Watkins, A. Reuber & B. Baptista (Eds) Recent Research in Second Language Phonetics / Phonology: Perception and Production Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Yavaş, M., Ben-David, A., Gerrits, E., Kristoffersen, K. & Simonsen, H Sonority and cross-linguistic acquisition of #sc clusters. Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics 22, Yavaş, M Sonority and the acquisition of #sc clusters, Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders 4:3, Yavaş, M Multilingual speech acquisition, In McLeod, S. (ed) The International Guide to Speech Acquisition, 96=110. Thompson Delmar Learning. Yavaş, M. & Mota, H. B Acquisition of Portuguese Phonology. In McLeod (ed) The International Guide to Speech Acquisition, Thompson Delmar Learning. Yavaş, M Sonority and the acquisition of #sc clusters. Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders 4:3, Yavaş, M. & Core, C Acquisition of #sc clusters in English-speaking children, Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders 4:3, Yavaş, M. & Barlow, J Acquisition of #sc clusters in Spanish-English bilingual children. Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders 4:3, Yavaş, M. & Beaubrun, C Acquisition of #sc clusters in Haitian Creole- English bilingual children, Journal of Multilingual Communication
4 Disorders 4:3, Yavaş, M. & Wildermuth, R The effects of place of articulation and the vowel height in the acquisition of English long lag stops by Spanish speakers. IRAL 44:3, Yavaş, M. & Goldstein, B Aspects of bilingual phonology: the case of Spanish- English bilingual children. In B. Dodd & Z. Hua (Eds) Phonological Development and Disorders: A cross-linguistic perspective Multilingual Matters. Topbaş, S. & Yavaş, M Acquisition of Turkish Phonology. In B. Dodd & Z. Hua (Eds) Phonological Development and Disorders: A cross-linguistic perspective Yavaş, M. & Someillan, M Patterns of /s/-clusters in Spanish-English Bilinguals. Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders. 3: Yavaş, M. & Topbaş, S Acquisition of liquid consonants: frequency versus saliency, Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders 2:2, Yavaş, M Speech issues in bilingualism. MIT Encyclopedia of Cognitive Sciences. The MIT Press. Yavaş, M The role of sonority in developing phonologies, Journal of Multilingual Communication Disorders, 1:2, Yavaş, M VOT patterns in bilingual phonological development. In F. Windsor, L. Kelly & N. Hewlett (Eds) Themes in Clinical Linguistics, Lawrence Erlbaum. Yavaş, M. & Core, C Phonemic awareness of coda consonants and sonority in bilingual children, Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics 15:1, Yavaş, M. & Gogate, L Phoneme awareness in children: a function of sonority, Journal of Psycholinguistic Research 28:3, Yavaş, M. & Core, C Feature geometry, underspecification, and child
5 Substitutions. In B. Maasen & P. Groenen (Eds) Pathologies of Speech and Language. Whurr Publishers. Yavaş, M. & Goldstein, B Speech sound differences and disorders in first and second language acquisition: theoretical issues and clinical applications, American Journal of Speech and Language Pathology 7,43-54 Yavaş, M Feature enhancement and phonological acquisition, Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics 11:2, Yavaş, M The effects of vowel height and place of articulation in interlanguage final stop devoicing" International Review of Applied Linguistics 35:2, Yavaş, M Differences in voice onset time in early and late Spanish-English bilinguals. In A. Roca & J. Jensen (Eds) Spanish in Contact Cascadilla Press. Yavaş, M Phonological selectivity in the first fifty words of a bilingual child, Language and Speech 38: Yavaş, M Extreme regularity in phonological disorders, Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics 8:2,
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