Toward Verifying the Assumptions of Laboratory-Induced Slips of the Tongue: The Output-Error and Editing Issues.

Motley, Michael T.; And Others

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Publication Date: 1981

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Toward Verifying the Assumptions of Laboratory-Induced Slips of the Tongue: The Output-Error and Editing Issues.

Motley, Michael T.; And Others

Human Communication Research, v8 n1 p3-15 Fall 1981

Experiments supported the following: (1) output-error assumption, by finding larger emotional responses for verbal slips than for correct vocalizations; (2) editing assumption, by finding that edited vocal responses require more processing time than unedited responses; (3) social acceptability editing criterion, by observing that neutral verbal slips outnumber taboo counterparts. (PD)

Descriptors: Articulation (Speech), College Students, Emotional Response, Error Analysis (Language), Higher Education, Linguistic Performance, Oral Language, Phonology, Psycholinguistics, Speech, Speech Communication

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