Selected Proceedings of the 4th Conference on Laboratory Approaches to Spanish Phonology
edited by Marta Ortega-Llebaria

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Introduction
Marta Ortega-Llebaria
v (abstract or complete paper)

— Plenaries —

The Acquisition of Language-Specific Sound Categories from a Bilingual Input
Laura Bosch
1-10 (abstract or complete paper)

Secondary Stress and Stress Clash in Spanish
José Ignacio Hualde
11-19 (abstract or complete paper)

— Characterizing the Speech of Bilinguals —

Dialect Differences and the Bilingual Vowel Space in Peruvian Spanish
Erin O'Rourke
20-30 (abstract or complete paper)

Are Non-Cognate Words Phonologically Better Specified than Cognates in the Early Lexicon of Bilingual Children?
Marta Ramon-Casas and Laura Bosch
31-36 (abstract or complete paper)

Rating Accented Speech on Continua: Nativeness in Speech Production in Highly Proficient Bilinguals
Miquel Simonet
37-46 (abstract or complete paper)

— Prosody —

The Intonational Expression of Incredulity in Absolute Interrogatives in Buenos Aires Spanish
Su Ar Lee, Fernando Martínez-Gil, and Mary E. Beckman
47-56 (abstract or complete paper)

The Perceptual Relevance of Code Switching and Intonation in Creating Narrow Focus
Daniel Olson and Marta Ortega-Llebaria
57-68 (abstract or complete paper)

Final Lengthening and Pause Duration in Three Dialects of Spanish
Rajiv Rao
69-82 (abstract or complete paper)

Acoustic Comparative Study of Spanish Prosody: Mexico City vs. Madrid
Eduardo Velázquez
83-90 (abstract or complete paper)

— Segments and Clusters —

Final Consonant Clusters in Majorcan Catalan Verbs: The Resolution of Sonority Sequence Principle Violations through Cluster Simplification
Mark Amengual and Cynthia P. Blanco
91-99 (abstract or complete paper)

The Scope of Stop Weakening in Argentine Spanish
Laura Colantoni and Irina Marinescu
100-114 (abstract or complete paper)

Acoustic Characterization of Phonemic Trill Production in Jerezano Andalusian Spanish
Nicholas C. Henriksen and Erik W. Willis
115-127 (abstract or complete paper)

Changing Perceptions: The Sociophonetic Motivations of the Labial Velar Alternation in Spanish
Natalia Mazzaro
128-145 (abstract or complete paper)