Theories of phonological encoding are centred on the selection and activation of
phonological segments, and how these segments are organised in word and syllable …

This book explores the nature of cognitive representations and processes in speech motor
control, based primarily on evidence from speech timing. It engages with the key question of …

Evidence that languages differ in the initial, proximate units of phonological encoding
presents a challenge to current theories of language production. The proximate units …

Abstract The “depth-charge” sentence, No head injury is too trivial to be ignored, is often
interpreted as “no matter how trivial head injuries are, we should not ignore them” while the …

Though past research on the sound structure of speech errors has contributed greatly to our
understanding of phonological encoding, most of this research comes from a small set of …

In the past years, there has been growing interest in how the order of letters is attained in
visual word recognition. Two critical issues are:(1) whether the front-end of the recently …

This book examines one of the allegedly unique features of human language: structure
sensitivity. Its point of departure is the distinction between content and structural units, which …

In three experiments, we explore the effects of phonological properties such as
neighbourhood density and frequency on speech production in Spanish. Specifically, we …

This article examines speech errors in Cantonese with the aim of fleshing out a larger
speech production architecture for encoding phonological tone. A corpus was created by …

This work describes a methodology of collecting speech errors from audio recordings and
investigates how some of its assumptions affect data quality and composition. Speech errors …