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Describe the three types of slips of the tongue and explain why they might occur. Provide examples of slips of the tongue. Locate scholarly research on slips of the tongue. Compare and contrast what you had found to Freud's view that slips of the tongue represent the subconscious. Submit your answers in a Microsoft Word document. Name your document: SU_PSY3001_W8_Project_LastName_FirstInitial.doc. Submit your document to the Submissions Area by the due date assigned. Cite any sources you use using the APA format on a separate page.

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Slips-of-the-tongue are speech errors in which intended utterances are rearranged between other words or sounds. There are three types of slip-of-the-tongue errors. These types include sound errors, morpheme errors, and word errors. A sound error occurs when the sounds in words close by are exchanged. For example, instead of saying "flower pot," one says "power flot." A morpheme error occurs when morphemes, which are the smallest meaningful units in language, are switched in words close by. For example, instead of saying "self-destruct instruction," one says, "self-instruct destruction." Word errors occur when actual words are rearranged. For example instead of saying, "reading a book to my dog," one says, "reading a dog to my book." Slips of the tongue can be either conscious or unconscious. According to Sigmund Freud, slips-of-the-tongue reveal the thoughts and desires of the unconscious mind. These slips-of-the-tongue are called Freudian slips, or parapraxes.   In addition to sound errors, morpheme errors, and word errors, which are also called exchange errors, there are three other slip-of-the-tongue errors. These include anticipation errors, perseveration errors, and deletion. An anticipation error occurs when a latter word in a sentence replaces an earlier word in the sentence. For example, instead of saying "reading list," one says "leading list." Anticipation errors are also the most common phonological slip. A perseveration error occurs when an earlier segment replaces an latter item. For example, one would say "black bloxes," instead of "black boxes." A deletion is the last in this list and it occurs when some of the letters in a word is left out. For example, saying "unamity of opinion," instead of "unanimity of opinion." Furthermore, one is more likely to create an existing word (leading), rather than a made up word (wabbit) when we make these slip-of-the-tongue errors. In addition to this, one is less likely to create a word with a odd letter sequence such as "dlorm," rather than "dorm." Due to time limit,any remaining questions can be asked as another question,they will be answered,thankyou for your cooperation

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