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Laboratory induction of verbal slips: A new method for psycholinguistic research

Michael T. Motley Associate Professor of Speech Communication, California State University, Los Angeles
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Bernard J. Baars Doctoral candidate in Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles
Pages 28-34 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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  • Motley , Michael T. and Baars , Bernard J. 1975 . “Encoding Sensitivities to Phonological Markedness and Transitional Probability: Evidence from Spoonerisms," . Human Communication Research , 2 : 353 – 361 .
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  • Baars , Bernard J. and Motley , Michael T. 1974 . “The Artificial Induction of Spoonerisms,” . In Proceedings of the Milwaukee Symposium on Automatic Control (and Autonomous Computing) , 304 – 310 . Milwaukee : University of Wisconsin Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory .

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