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   Dec 31, 2006 · In psycholinguistics, there are two main techniques of eliciting speech error data; these are called online and offline techniques (Harley, 2006; Garrod, 2006). Online techniques are...

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2. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleWhat's an error anyway? Speaker- and listener-centered ...

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   Jan 1, 2023 · As sketched out in Fig. 1, I describe the overall patterns, the methods used to elicit errors, and the theories or models built upon them. I then consider the role of the listener and of the conversational dyad in how errors affect communication, interfacing with work in sociolinguistics and conversation analysis.

3. www.sfu.ca › ~alderete › pubsInvestigatingperceptualbiases,*data* reliability,and*data ...

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   This work describes a methodology of collecting speech errors from audio recordings and investigates how some of its assumptions affect data quality and composition. Speech errors of all types (sound, lexical, syntactic, etc.) were collected by eight data collectors from audio recordings of unscripted English speech.

4. www.frontiersin.org › journals › human-neuroscienceDetecting self-produced speech errors before and after ...

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   Nov 10, 2013 · In summary, the current data provide support that speech errors can be detected during early speech formulation processes, prior to articulation. The production of speech errors was preceded by increased amplitude in the stimulus-related P2 component.

5. www.siebnooteboom.nl › files › pdfThe SLIP technique as a window on the mental preparation of ...

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   This chapter proposes some improvements on a method for eliciting speech errors, the so-called SLIP technique, including the use of multi-level logistic regression for data analysis.

6. www.sfu.ca › ~alderete › pubsInvestigating perceptual biases, data reliability, and data ...

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   Apr 9, 2016 · Abstract. This work describes a methodology of collecting speech errors from audio recordings and probes how some of its methodological decisions affect data quality and composition. Speech errors of all types (phonetic, phonological, syntactic, etc.) were collected by six data collectors from podcasts of natural and unscripted English speech.

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   What are the two methods of eliciting speech error data?

   • ... In psycholinguistics, there are two main techniques of eliciting speech error data; these are called online and offline techniques (Harley, 2006; Garrod, 2006). Online techniques are laboratory-based inductions and are a recent development. ...

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   How do you collect speech errors?

   • Methodology of speech error collection. There are two main techniques for collecting speech errors. The first technique involves recorders simply noting speech errors that they hear in everyday life. This methodology has two advantages. First, it is naturalistic. Second, it enables a comprehensive corpus of all types of error to be built up.

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   What are speech error types?

   • While the most prototypical speech error research focuses on phonological errors, we know from corpora that other types of errors occur: speakers also make mistakes in terms of morphosyntax and lexical retrieval. Laboratory-based paradigms have also had success in eliciting several of these error types.

   What's an error anyway? Speaker- and listener-centered approaches to

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   Which research interests are related to speech errors?

   • His current research interests include speech errors, connectionist modeling of speech production, and language pathology, particularly speech and conversational skills in people with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease. Content may be subject to copyright. Harley, T. (2006). Speech errors: Psycholinguistic approach.

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   Do speech errors sound like utterances produced as targets?

   • First, phonetic research shows that speech errors do not sound exactly like utterances produced as targets. This makes it occasionally possible to tell what is an error by the phonetics of the utterance alone (as shown in Fig. 1 G). A /p/ produced in lieu of a /b/ will sound a bit more like a /b/, with a reduced voice onset time.

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   What is a speech error elicitation paradigm?

   • An early speech error elicitation paradigm is the SLIP (‘Spoonerisms of Laboratory-Induced Predisposition) paradigm (Baars et al., 1975; Motley & Baars, 1976a; see Fig. 1 B). In this paradigm, participants receive a series of quickly-presented word pairs (‘sale receipt, verb phrase, shoe sole’) that they are cued to produce aloud or to ignore.

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8. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesPredictive Coding and Internal Error Correction in Speech ...

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   Mar 8, 2023 · Internal predictive coding may provide a mechanism to detect and correct speech errors prior to producing them (Hickok, 2012). Although talkers can detect and correct overtly produced speech errors, evidence for internal error correction in speech is limited to inferences based on the timing of error corrections.