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PSYC 340 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Lexeme, Grammatical Gender, Subcategorization

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pinklouse754
22 May 2012
School
McGill University
Department
Psychology
Course
PSYC 340
Professor
Debra Ann Titone

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Production side of language: thought into speech signal. Uniqueness in production-> recognising a word-automatic but more effortful in production. Comprehension- starting point= stimulus in the environment (sound, written word) Hard to study so : give people things to say. Picture naming: tiger activates concept of tiger in the person"s mind (not linguistics-let them activate the concept (linguistic is up to them) and they produce the word) Speech errors (one of the first ways) Micro planning stage: basic outline: formulation-the plan. Meaning to sounds: lexicalization (getting the sounds) What are the stages of planning: execution-the action. Speech errors-slip of the tongue (infrequent but do happen) Us vice president dan quayle the president is going to lead us out of this recovery (probably meant to say recession)->word substitution, related semantically, recovery=antonym, related phonologically. Roommate and her singing along big bang theory math, science, ristory, unravelling the mystery wait . ristory? (suppose to be history)->phoneme anticipation, thinking ahead.

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