The emerging viewpoint of embodied cognition holds that cognitive processes are deeply
rooted in the body's interactions with the world. This position actually houses a number of …

When humans talk without conventionalized arrangements, they engage in conversation—
that is, a continuous and largely nonsimultaneous exchange in which speakers take turns …

Languages are subject to phonotactic constraints—restrictions on sound sequences. An
implicit learning paradigm examined whether participants could acquire constraints at two …

We review the significant cognitive neuropsychological contributions to our understanding of
spoken word production that were made during the period of 1984 to 2004–since the …

Phenomena in a variety of verbal tasks—for example, masked priming, lexical decision, and
word naming—are typically explained in terms of similarity between word-forms. Despite the …

In this article, we apply a special case of holographic representations to letter position
coding. We translate different well‐known schemes into this format, which uses distributed …

Linguistic research has documented a wide range of regularities in phonological structure.
Within languages, certain sound combinations are ill-formed, never appearing in words of …

Connectionist principles in theories of speech production | The Oxford Handbook of
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This thesis is concerned with two different accounts of how speakers coordinate
conversation. In both accounts it is suggested that aspects of the manner in which speech is …

IN psycholinguistics, speech production refers broadly to the processes mapping a message
the speaker intends to communicate onto its form. If a speaker wishes to tell someone “The …