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Assimilation Processes â one sound changes to become more like another sound, usually its neighboring sound. PhonologicalProcess: What is Happening? Examples: Gone by Age: Labial Assimilation: When a sound is changed to a labial sound (b, p, m, w) because of another labial sound in a word. Labial Assimilation can be Total or Partial /wap/ for wax: Not Available /peb/ for pen /mob/ for moss: Total /bub/ for bug: Partial /bup/ for bug: Velar Assimilation: When a non-velar sound is changed to a velar (k, g, ng) sound. Velar Assimilation can be Total or Partial /kug/ for cup: Not Available /keek/ for keep /goag/ for goat: Total /kuck/ for cup: Partial /kug/ for cup: Nasal Assimilation: When a non-nasal sound is changed to a nasal (m, n, ng) because of the influence of another nasal sound in the word.
In the field of psychology, assimilation refers to a process wherein people gain new knowledge and add them up to existing information.The concept of assimilation was created by known psychologist, Jean Piaget, who also became popular with his cognitive development theories involving children.n these examples, a previous schema or existing information already exists and these will be reinforced with new information through the assimilation process. In this way, human beings will be able to better adapt or adjust to his/her environment especially when there are new experiences encountered.