- The Oxford Handbook of Psycholinguistics
- Preface
- List of Contributors
- List of Abbreviations
- Segmentation of Speech
- Spoken Word Recognition
- Visual Word Recognition
- Lexico-Semantics
- Lexical Ambiguity
- Visual Word Recognition in Multilinguals
- Varieties of Semantic Deficit: Single-word comprehension
- Sentence Comprehension
- Text Comprehension
- Bilingual Sentence Processing
- Sentence Level Aphasia
- Language in Deaf Populations: Signed language and orthographic processing
- Speech Production: Integrating psycholinguistic, neuroscience, and motor control perspectives
- Links Between Perception and Production: Examining the roles of motor and premotor cortices in understanding speech
- Spoken Word Production: Representation, retrieval, and integration
- Connectionist Principles in Theories of Speech Production
- From Thought to Action: Producing written language
- Grammatical Encoding
- Cross-Linguistic/Bilingual Language Production
- The Relationship Between Syntactic Production and Comprehension
- Word Production and Related Processes: Evidence from aphasia
- Attention and Structural Choice in Sentence Production
- Perspective-Taking During Conversation
- Alignment During Interaction
- Role of Gesture in Language Processing: Toward a unified account for production and comprehension
- Pragmatics and Inference
- Experimental Pragmatics
- Language Comprehension, Emotion, and Sociality: Aren’t we missing something?
- The Development of Prosodic Phonology
- How well does Statistical Learning Address the Challenges of Real-World Language Learning?
- First Word Learning
- Language and Conceptual Development
- Artificial Grammar Learning and Its Neurobiology in Relation to Language Processing and Development
- Developmental Dyslexia
- Developmental Language Disorder
- Evolution of Speech
- The Genetics of Language: From complex genes to complex communication
- Models of Language Evolution
- Generalizing Over Encounters: Statistical and theoretical considerations
- Cognitive Electrophysiology of Language
- Source Estimation, Connectivity, and Pattern Analysis of EEG/MEG Data in Psycholinguistics
- New FMRI Methods for the Study of Language
- Intracranial Electrophysiology in Language Research
- Name Index
- Subject Index
Abstract and Keywords
The psycholinguistics of speech production has typically been studied separately from the motor control aspects. Psycholinguistic research in this area has largely focused on the construction of frames for combining and manipulating symbols at different levels of the linguistic hierarchy (phrases, words, phonemes, and so on), while motor control research has focused on the biological coordination of muscles for breathing, vocalizing, and articulating. Despite the apparent differences, there are some areas of overlap that offer promising avenues for a unified approach to the investigation of speech production. This chapter discusses recent attempts at synthesizing these viewpoints and presents an example of research conducted under this framework: the development of a computational model of the picture-naming process in individuals with stroke-induced language impairment.
Keywords: speech production, self-monitoring, sensory targets, lexical network, computational model
Grant Walker, University of California, Irvine, USA
Gregory Hickok, University of California, Irvine, USA
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- The Oxford Handbook of Psycholinguistics
- Preface
- List of Contributors
- List of Abbreviations
- Segmentation of Speech
- Spoken Word Recognition
- Visual Word Recognition
- Lexico-Semantics
- Lexical Ambiguity
- Visual Word Recognition in Multilinguals
- Varieties of Semantic Deficit: Single-word comprehension
- Sentence Comprehension
- Text Comprehension
- Bilingual Sentence Processing
- Sentence Level Aphasia
- Language in Deaf Populations: Signed language and orthographic processing
- Speech Production: Integrating psycholinguistic, neuroscience, and motor control perspectives
- Links Between Perception and Production: Examining the roles of motor and premotor cortices in understanding speech
- Spoken Word Production: Representation, retrieval, and integration
- Connectionist Principles in Theories of Speech Production
- From Thought to Action: Producing written language
- Grammatical Encoding
- Cross-Linguistic/Bilingual Language Production
- The Relationship Between Syntactic Production and Comprehension
- Word Production and Related Processes: Evidence from aphasia
- Attention and Structural Choice in Sentence Production
- Perspective-Taking During Conversation
- Alignment During Interaction
- Role of Gesture in Language Processing: Toward a unified account for production and comprehension
- Pragmatics and Inference
- Experimental Pragmatics
- Language Comprehension, Emotion, and Sociality: Aren’t we missing something?
- The Development of Prosodic Phonology
- How well does Statistical Learning Address the Challenges of Real-World Language Learning?
- First Word Learning
- Language and Conceptual Development
- Artificial Grammar Learning and Its Neurobiology in Relation to Language Processing and Development
- Developmental Dyslexia
- Developmental Language Disorder
- Evolution of Speech
- The Genetics of Language: From complex genes to complex communication
- Models of Language Evolution
- Generalizing Over Encounters: Statistical and theoretical considerations
- Cognitive Electrophysiology of Language
- Source Estimation, Connectivity, and Pattern Analysis of EEG/MEG Data in Psycholinguistics
- New FMRI Methods for the Study of Language
- Intracranial Electrophysiology in Language Research
- Name Index
- Subject Index
