Cognitive Processes behind Slips of Tongue (SOTs) in Shina: Insights from WEAVER++ Model of Speech Production
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Slips of Tongue, Shina language, Speech production, WEAVER++ model, cognitive processes, , conceptualization, formulation, articulationAbstract
The study explores slips of tongue in Shina language through the WEAVER++ Model of Speech Production Model by Levelt (1989). Through a corpus of naturally occurring slips of tongue, the study aims to classify types of SOTs and examine how they align with stages of Levelt’s model at conceptual, formulation, and articulation levels. The systematic analysis of Shina speech errors, through the lens of Levelt’s Speech Production Model, provides cross-linguistic perspectives on the potential breakdowns during planning and production stages. Moreover, identifying patterns of speech errors in Shina can inform educational and therapeutic practices aimed at addressing and managing speech related challenges; the findings will offer valuable insights for speech therapists, educators, and language learners.
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