Psychology 2134A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: American Sign Language, Function Word, Morpheme

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2134A/B
• Professor: Olessia Jouravlev

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What are the factors that impact speech production and what are the stages that we go th. It may seem that our oral speech is perfect and that is it very fluent, however, any speech, Unless it is a very well practiced speech. When a person speaks in normal tempo and when it is not an extensively prepared s. Therefore, he produces lots of hesitations and the person may stop for a couple of s. It is not needed, especially in normal speech to complete an utterance. Because a person who we talk with might have already understood what we would l. Therefore there is no need for us to complete utterances. We often produce ungrammatical sentences and ungrammatical utterances. Due to the fact that it simplifies the communication in a particular way and in this w. There are several elements of conversation that should be present in order for the convers.