That research was really well made. Sorting out informers who speak languages that might interfere in the study is sensible, but if you do it too much you end with barely any data on your hands; and their explanation on why /CøCá/ was being confused with both /CCá/ and /CuCá/ sounds sensible.
Blaze in linguistics
Perception of illusory clusters: the role of native timing
https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/phon-2023-2005/htmlThat research was really well made. Sorting out informers who speak languages that might interfere in the study is sensible, but if you do it too much you end with barely any data on your hands; and their explanation on why /CøCá/ was being confused with both /CCá/ and /CuCá/ sounds sensible.