Psycholinguistic Research (PLE: Psycholinguistics) : Implications and Applications (Paperback)

Foreword  Part I: Past and Present Issues in Psycholinguistics  1 Doris Aaronson and R.W. Rieber Controversial issues in psycholinguistics  2 R.W. Rieber and Harold Vetter Theoretical and historical roots of psycholinguistic research  Part II: Research Orientations  3 Doris Aaronson A cognitive approach to the study of language  4 Kurt Salzinger Ecolinguistics: a radical behaviour theory approach to language behaviour  Part III: Phonology  5 Sanford A. Schane A survey of generative phonology  6 William Diver Phonology as human behaviour  Part IV: Language and Cognition  7 Charles E. Osgood What is a language?  8 D. Terence Langendoen The role of grammar in the use of language  9 David McNeill Natural processing units of speech  Part V: Language Development  10 Jerome Bruner Learning how to do things with words  11 Michael Maratsos How to get from words to sentences  Part VI: Paralinguistic Aspects of Communication  12 Starkey Duncan, Jr. Face-to-face interaction  13 Joseph Jaffe, Samuel W. Anderson, and Daniel N. Stern Conversational rhythms  Part VII: Applications of Psycholinguistics  14 Davis Howes The naming act and its disruption in aphasia  15 Donald P. Spence Language in psychotherapy  16 Aaron S. Carton and Lawrence V. Castiglione Educational psycholinguistics: defining the domain  Author index  Subject index