'Speech errors' diaporamas de présentation

PSY 369: Psycholinguistics

PSY 369: Psycholinguistics. Language Production: Experimentally elicited speech errors. Brief summary. Language production research Speaker has different problems than the comprehender Paradox: when errors are made form rather than meaning is often preserved

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First Language Acquisition & other areas of linguistics

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Morphology

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How to learn and use a language

How to learn and use a language. Dick Hudson Cambridge, June 2008. Linguistic theory in 1960. Limited scope phonology, morphology diachronic and synchronic little syntax, little semantics no sociolinguistics, no psycholinguistics Competing theories about structure

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LECTURE

LECTURE. The term lecture was derived from the Greeks , Latin lectare, means to read aloud (fifth century BC ). In medieval times lecture were the most common form of teaching in both Christian and Muslim universities .

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Language II

Language II. October 30, 2008. Speech/Language Production I. Common Features of Models extensive pre-planning distinct stages of processing general (intended meaning)-to-specific (utterance) organization most models use of speech errors as data. Spreading Activation Theory (Dell).

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Pylyshyn:

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Phonology, Part V: Rules + Syllable Structure

Phonology, Part V: Rules + Syllable Structure. November 10, 2010. The Docket, revisited. Today: Some common phonological rules Rule ordering Syllable structure Phonotactics Next Monday: some more phonology practice exercises

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Lexical Retrieval Processes: Semantic Field Effects

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Towards a useful theory of language

Towards a useful theory of language. Richard Hudson SOAS March 2008. Fun with Beja grammar. u-ja:s-u:-k win-u the- dog - Nom -your big-is o-ja:s-o:-k rih-an the- dog - Acc -your I-saw o-ja:s-i-u:-k niwa win-u

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Chapter 19 Hearing Impairment and Developmental Disabilities

Chapter 19 Hearing Impairment and Developmental Disabilities . Kiyoshi Otomo. Introduction. The speech acquisition of children with hearing impairment and various developmental disability can follow trajectories that are delayed or unique

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Li/Lt6 Phonology and Morphology

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The phonetics of speech errors

The phonetics of speech errors. Frisch, S. A. University of South Florida frisch@cas.usf.edu. This work supported by NIH-NIDCD R03 06164. Study of Speech Errors. The study of how speech can go wrong in speech errors tells us something about how the speech production mechanism works

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Li/Lt6 Phonology and Morphology

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Li6 Phonology and Morphology

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Sociolinguistics 2

Sociolinguistics 2. Everyday knowledge and language. The story so far. Our knowledge of language is an inheritance network Our knowledge of society is an inheritance network. Inheritance networks. An inheritance network includes inheritance hierarchies which allow Classification

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LOT summer school Ultrasound, phonetics, phonology: Articulation for Beginners!

LOT summer school Ultrasound, phonetics, phonology: Articulation for Beginners!. With special thanks to collaborators Jane Stuart-Smith & Eleanor Lawson Joanne Cleland & Zoe Roxburgh Natasha Zharkova , Laura Black, Steve Cowen Reenu Punnoose , Koen Sebreghts

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Syntactic micro-variation and linguistic theory

Syntactic micro-variation and linguistic theory . Dick Hudson LAGB 2007. The issues. Modularity Is language integrated into other kinds of knowledge? Inherent variability How does context affect choice of forms? How does it produce statistical effects?. The data. Buckie. Researcher:

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PSY 369: Psycholinguistics

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