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- author "me"
- tags "Psycholinguistics"
- description ""
- fileName "Psy ch 3+4"
- freezingBlueDBID -1.0
- Normal
- Being able to communicate what you mean and to understand what the people areoukd you mean, at the rate and level of satisfaction that brings you satisfaction in your personal and professional life
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Know a word--> know attributes
- Phonological
- Morpgological
- Syntactic
- Semantic
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Error v Target
Connection between error and Target gives us valuable info about the interconnected networks of info in our brains
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Where is word knowledge kept?
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Category knowledge
- Coordinate- groups (hypernym, hyponym)
- Part/whole -what its made of
- Attribute- description (chair = comfortable)
- Function-what to do with it
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How do psycholinguists study and explain how our brains create and understand meaningful language?
- -models and experiments of models
- -study speech errors, hesitations, and revisions of normal speakers
- -study speech production and comprehension of atypical speakers
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Overt
Message not recieved by other person as intended
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Covert
Speech error caught/monitored by speaker
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Lemmas
The semantic and grammatical information in your brain about each word that you know
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Semantic roles
Agent, undergoer, recipient, source, goal, theme *roles assigned by situation
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Event structure
- -organizing the concepts you want to say
- -activating lemmas and tagging each with a semantic function
- -key things that make a sentence
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Speech gesture level
- ARTICULATION
- -process of producing what we want to say
- -listening to what you sat to make sure its what you meant
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Phonological encoding level
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Positional level
- FORMULATOR
- -getting word forms in grammatically appropriate order
- -second linguistic level
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Functional level
- FORMULATOR
- -arousing word meaning and semantic roles
- -errors-activate wrong lemmas
- -first linguistic level
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Message level
- CONCEPTUALIZER
- -choosing story angle, arousing concepts of referents and event structure
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Production levels
- Message level
- Functional level
- Positional level
- Phonological level
- Speech gesture level
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Slip of the ear
Misanalyzing a word or phrase as you hear it
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Mental lexicon
Words are stored here
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Malapropism
Fusing or confusing two words that have similar sounds and using one of them when the other is appropriate
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Lexical retrieval
How we activate a content word when we need it
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Tip of the tongue state
Can't come up with the right word. Must activate others in order to try to get the right word
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Perception errors
- 1 mondegreen
- 2 malapropism
- 3 slip of the ear
- ** connection between top-down and bottom-up
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Slip of the tongue
Saying something we didn't mean to, scrambling the order of the sounds or words or putting in a wrong word
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Mondegreen
Misanalysis of a phrase you gave heard frequently
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Repairs
- -cooperative
- -trace back to mistake and correct
- -go back to point before error
- -fresh starts
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Monitoring
- -message generation
- -phonetic plan
- -overt articulation
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Production errors
- 1 slip of the tongue
- 2 tip of the tongue state
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Planning
- -macroplan
- -mircoplan
- -occurs in cycles
- -occurs in units
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Mircoplanning
Specifics of what you will say (level of sentence)
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Macroplanning
Plan to extend over many utterances
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Where errors occur:units
- 1 features- voiced, voiceless, stop
- 2 segments- too early, too late, Exchange
- 3 syllables- deletion and exchanges
- 4 morphemes- inflectional, derevational
- 5 words- Exchange
- 6 phrases- Exchange
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Types of speech errors (7)
- 1 exchange
- 2 anticipation
- 3 perseveration
- 4 addition
- 5 deletion
- 6 substitution
- 7 blend
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Evidence that stages are independent
- 1 word exchange errors are grammatical
- 2 morphemea accomodate to new phonetic environment
- 3 majority of errors contain mistakes at only 1 level of planning
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What we know about speech errors
- **elements that interact
- 1 similar to one another
- 2 come from similar linguistic environments
- 3 grammatical
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What do errors tell us about planning?
- -we have separate plans for phonetic features, phonemes, and morphemes
- -we produce speech thru a series of separate stages
- -each for one level of linguistic planning
- -majority of speech errors contain mistakes
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Errors in phonological encoding
- *nonwords are created
- *phonological accomodation
- -indefinate article changes
- -rules for plurals
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Buffer
An item is activated but is waiting to be used
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Cascade model of processing
When any step of processing reaches threshold it starts to send activation to the next step, regardless of other items.
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