Are speech production and speech perception essentially the same process?
Introduction
These processes relate to different but separate tasks
But have same subject matter i.e. language
Status of the ‘conceptual message’ as the either the beginning or the end of the process
Speech perception
Models
Theorists
Experimental evidence
Speech production
Same as above
Themes
Activation
Interaction
Seriality
Feedback
Similarities and differences of above
Concluding remarks
Similarities in architecture
Similarities in experimental paradigms
Similarities in the development of the role of connectionist models
Clear differences in amount of research carried out
For example word recognition much better understood than almost all other facets of speech processing, esp. language production
Role of interaction between processing levels is given much more prominence in perception models than in production models.
