During the production of spoken sentences, the linearisation of a'thought'is accomplished
via the process of grammatical encoding, ie, the building of a hierarchical syntactic frame …

What we say generally follows distributional regularities, such as learning to avoid “the
asleep dog” because we hear “the dog that's asleep” in its place. However, not everyone …

Extensive research has found that the duration of a pause is influenced by the length of an
upcoming utterance, suggesting that speakers plan the upcoming utterance during this time …

Silent pauses may serve communicative purposes such as demarcating boundaries
between discourse units in language production. Previous research has shown that autistic …

Communication and social interaction have been limited during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The aim of this study was to check if 3-, 4-, and 5-year-old children manifest alterations in …

Pitch peaks tend to be higher at the beginning of longer utterances than in shorter ones
(eg,'The Santa is decorating the Christmas trees' vs.'The Santa is decorating the Christmas …

Language production is incremental in nature; we tend to plan linguistic chunks prior to
articulating the first word of the utterance. Researchers have acquired knowledge about how …

When humans speak or animals vocalize, they can produce sounds that are further
combined into larger sequences. The flexibility of sound combinations into larger meaningful …

This study examines the parallel translation process of 30 beginning and 30 advanced
consecutive interpreting students (BISs and AISs). It investigates the characteristics and …

In natural conversation, turns are handed off quickly, with the mean downtime commonly
ranging from 7 to 423 ms. To achieve this, speakers plan their upcoming speech as their …