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spoken word production, Tip of the tongue Flashcards

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What are the 3 steps Garrett’s model of speech production?

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Conceptualisation - what to express

Formulation - how to express it

Articulation - expressing

Added component by (WEAVER) - self monitoring

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What is the first step of Garrett’s model of speech production?

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Conceptualisation:

Pre linguistic

Language neutral

Functional level - Lexical selection, location of word errors

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What is the second step of Garrett’s model of speech production?

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Formulation:

Word selection (lemmas)

Sound processing (Lexemes)

Positional level - Grammatical encoding, words in correct order

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What is the third step of Garrett’s model of speech production?

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Articulation:

Pronunciation

Sound form encoding, location of sound errors

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5
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What is phonology?

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patterns of sounds in a language and across languages.

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What are phonetics?

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Speech sounds

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What is morphology?

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the study of the internal structure of words

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What are semantics?

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the meaning of words, signs, and sentence structure.

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9
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What are pragmatics?

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Language in context

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10
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What is a Lemma

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The meaning of a word

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What is lexeme

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The form of a word

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What is subvocalisation?

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Inner speech

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What are minimal pairs?

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Pairs of rhyming words

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14
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What does allophone mean?

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a kind of phoneme that changes its sound based on how a word is spelled.

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What are the 8 types of speech error?

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Shift
Exchange
Anticipation
Perseveration
Addition
Deletion
Substitution
Blend

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What are the two processes of speech interpretation

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  1. Retrieving the words
  2. Constructing a synaptic frame in which the words are slotted
17
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What are the two types of errors

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Word errors: not restricted by distance & always of the same type.
- Happen early

Sound errors: close together & can cross word type
- Happen later

18
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What is lexicalisation/ Lexical retrieval?

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the process of adding words or set phrases to a language’s lexicon.

19
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What is the two stage retrieval process?

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Lemma - meaning
Lexeme - form/ sound

20
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What is evidence explaining the two stage retrieval process

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Tip of the tongue: the temporary inability to recall a word that is otherwise well-known.

(Completed the first stage but not the second)

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