The reliability of speech error data
Publication year
1981Author(s)
Source
Linguistics : an International Review, 19, 7/8, (1981), pp. 561-582ISSN
Publication type
Article / Letter to editor

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Journal title
Linguistics : an International Review
Volume
vol. 19
Issue
iss. 7/8
Page start
p. 561
Page end
p. 582
Abstract
Collecting speech errors is enjoyable. For instance, it can give the collector the feeling of doing some useful work while on holiday, at a dinner party, or watching a television interview. And speech error collections are valuable: in the last decade research based on slips of the tongue has provided one of the major components of a long-overdue upsurge in interest in speech production processes, which have otherwise been accorded much less research attention than the processes of comprehension.
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