The effect of speaking rate on phonological sequencing errors in non-brain-damaged participants and persons with aphasia

摘要: The purpose of this study was to examine the effects speaking rate on ratio phonological sequencing errors (anticipation/exchange, anticipation/perseveration) and other error (distortion) types in non-brain-damaged individuals persons with aphasia who were without concomitant motor speech disorders. participants self-manipulated their while performing a phonologically challenging (tongue twister) production task. While null results obtained for most comparisons, significant effect anticipation/perseveration ratio. Results are discussed relative Dell (1986) model from which predictions derived.