Psycholinguistics: An Introduction to the Psychology of Language

The Study Of Language: Linguistic Diversity ; Linguistic Universals ; The Nature Of Language ; The Nature Of Linguistic Knowledge ; Linguistic Performance -- Aspects Of Linguistic Competence: Phonology ; Syntax ; Semantics -- Perceiving Speech: The Sounds Of Speech ; Speech Perception Phenomena And Speech Cues ; Models Of Speech Perception Processes -- The Process Of Comprehension: The Problem Of Comprehension ; Comprehension Processes ; Sentence Structures In Comprehension Processing ; The Problem Of Ambiguity ; Theories Of Comprehension Processing -- Memory And Comprehension: Sentences And Mental Logic ; Models Of Memory Representation ; Some Effects Of General Knowledge On Comprehension And Representation ; Representation Of Lexical Items -- Sentence Production: What Speakers Say ; From Thought To Language; Structural Factors In Sentence Production ; Speech Errors And Sentence Production ; A Model Of Sentence Production. Producing Speech After It Is Planned: Speech Production Mechanisms ; Articulatory Dynamics -- The Control Of The Speech Motor System ; Temporal Patterning (rhythm) In Production ; The Development Of The Speech Production System -- Language Development In The Child: Learning To Produce Utterances: One Word At A Time ; The Acquisition Of Structured Utterances -- Language Development In The Child: Acquisition Processes And Learning To Understand Utterances: Porcesses Involved In Language Acquisition ; The Role Of Language Itself In Language Acquisition ; A Theory Of Language Acquisition ; An Alternative Theory ; The Development Of Word Meanings -- Language Development In The Child: Becoming Linguistically Competent: The Development Of Communication Skills ; The Development Of Metalinguistic Abilities ; Learning To Read -- Reading: Writing Systems ; Some Visual Aspects Of Reading ; The Relation Between Listening And Reading. Evidence Concerning Phonological Recoding ; Lexical Access ; Reading Rates Again ; A Model Of Reading -- Language And The Brain: The Study Of The Brain-language Relationship ; Aphasia And The Localization Of Language Functions ; Localization Of Language Functions ; Species Specificity -- Language And Thought In The Context Of Linguistic Diversity And Linguistic Universals: Linguistic Diversity ; Linguistic Diversity And Cognitive Categories ; Thought And Language ; Universals Again. Donald J. Foss, David T. Hakes. Includes Indexes. Bibliography: P. 398-425.