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Speech production monitoring and traces of unintended representations| old_uid | 15208 |
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| title | Speech production monitoring and traces of unintended representations |
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| start_date | 2015/03/06 |
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| schedule | 11h-12h |
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| online | no |
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| location_info | salle B011 |
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| summary | Speech production is a highly complex yet fast and efficient cognitive
skill. Nevertheless, though not usually of a magnitude that is
disruptive for communicative purposes, we do commit a considerable
amount of errors or anomalies in spontaneous speech. In this talk, I
will address two questions arising from these observations, namely:
(1) “how do speakers avoid errors? “ and (2) “can errors or anomalies
such as traces of unintended representations reveal the inner workings
of speech production?”. First, I will examine the case of bilingual
speech production. Specifically, I will consider how bilinguals are
able to avoid intrusions from the unintended language, and how traces
of the unintended language might be informative about interactivity in
bilingual and monolingual speech production. Second, I will introduce
a research project considering the hypothesis that monitoring of
speech and of other cognitive skills might share processes. |
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| responsibles | Bigi |
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