Psycholinguistics : an introduction to the psychology of language / Donald J. Foss, David T. Hakes.
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℗♭1978.
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Table of Contents:
- The study of language: linguistic diversity ; linguistic universals ; the nature of language ; the nature of linguistic knowledge ; linguistic performance
- Aspects of linguistic competence: phonology ; syntax ; semantics
- Perceiving speech: the sounds of speech ; speech perception phenomena and speech cues ; models of speech perception processes
- The process of comprehension: the problem of comprehension ; comprehension processes ; sentence structures in comprehension processing ; the problem of ambiguity ; theories of comprehension processing
- Memory and comprehension: sentences and mental logic ; models of memory representation ; some effects of general knowledge on comprehension and representation ; representation of lexical items
- Sentence production: what speakers say ; from thought to language; structural factors in sentence production ; speech errors and sentence production ; a model of sentence production.
- Producing speech after it is planned: speech production mechanisms ; articulatory dynamics
- the control of the speech motor system ; temporal patterning (rhythm) in production ; the development of the speech production system
- Language development in the child: learning to produce utterances: one word at a time ; the acquisition of structured utterances
- Language development in the child: acquisition processes and learning to understand utterances: porcesses involved in language acquisition ; the role of language itself in language acquisition ; a theory of language acquisition ; an alternative theory ; the development of word meanings
- Language development in the child: becoming linguistically competent: the development of communication skills ; the development of "metalinguistic" abilities ; learning to read
- Reading: writing systems ; some visual aspects of reading ; the relation between listening and reading.
- evidence concerning phonological recoding ; Lexical access ; reading rates again ; a model of reading
- Language and the brain: the study of the brain-language relationship ; aphasia and the localization of language functions ; localization of language functions ; species specificity
- language and thought in the context of linguistic diversity and linguistic universals: linguistic diversity ; linguistic diversity and cognitive categories ; thought and language ; universals again.