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Arbitrary
Structured
Generative
Phonology (Phoneme)
Morphology
Syntax
Semantics
Pragmatics
Phonemic Restoration Effect
Cohort
Cohort Model
Syntactic (Attachment) Ambiguity
Elaborative Inferences
Sound Exchanges
Word Exchanges
Anticipation Errors
Perseveration Errors
Blends
Discrete
Two-Step Model
Interactive Activation Model
Lexical Bias
Mixed Errors
errors can be semantic, (non-)lexical, phonological, or any combination
Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
Non-Lexical Error
error: speaking the wrong sounds that don’t form a word instead of a word
“gat” instead of “cat”
Lexical Phonological Error
error: saying another word instead of the correct word
“mat” instead of “cat”
Semantic Errors:
error: speaking the wrong word associated with memories of the correct word
“dog” instead of “cat”
Mixed Phonological and Semantic Errors
“rat” instead of “cat” - rhyming (activating the same phonemes) and associated (both pets)