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Psycholinguistics or
psychology of
language is the
study of the
interrelation between linguistic factors and
psychological aspects. The
discipline is...
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similar to how
people process speech. It is
generally accepted in
psycholinguistics that (1) when the
beginning of a word is heard, a set of
words that...
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their thoughts into sounds, a
process known as lexicalisation. In many
psycholinguistic models this is
considered to be at
least a two-stage process. The first...
- perspectives. Much work in
neurolinguistics is
informed by
models in
psycholinguistics and
theoretical linguistics, and is
focused on
investigating how the...
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intentionally for
humorous effect, as with spoonerisms.
Within the
field of
psycholinguistics,
speech errors fall
under the
category of
language production. Types...
- mathematics, logic, philosophy,
cognitive science,
cognitive psychology,
psycholinguistics,
anthropology and neuroscience,
among others. The
field overlapped...
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communicate clearly. This is a
common example that has been the
subject of
psycholinguistic research and has been used to test the
capabilities of
artificial intelligence...
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change the context. Code
switching frequently occurs due to the
psycholinguistic state of the speaker's
ability or
inability to
select words from their...
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Developmental linguistics is the
study of the
development of
linguistic ability in an individual,
particularly the
acquisition of
language in childhood...
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oblique arguments, however, do not tend to
undergo the same processes.
Psycholinguistic theories must
explain how
syntactic representations are
built incrementally...
