Gender and Speech Dısfluency Productıon: a Psycholınguıstıc Analysıs on Turkısh Speakers
The aim of this study is to analyze the influence of gender on fluent Turkish native speakers' speech disfluency production rates. Totally 84 participants from four different age groups (4-8, 18-27, 33-50 and over 50) took part in the study. Gender distribution was equal in each group. In a cor...
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| description | The aim of this study is to analyze the influence of gender on fluent Turkish native speakers' speech disfluency production rates. Totally 84 participants from four different age groups (4-8, 18-27, 33-50 and over 50) took part in the study. Gender distribution was equal in each group. In a corpus of face to face interviews, the prepared and impromptu speech samples of at least 300 words from each participant were analyzed. As a result, in the prepared speech situation 18-23-year-old males produced more prolongations than females, and 33-50-year-old males produced more prolongations, false starts and slips of the tongue (SOT) than females in the same age group. In impromptu speech situation, 18-23-year-old males produced more hesitations, prolongations, false starts and slips of the tongue than females, and 33-50-year-old males produced more prolongations and false starts than females in the same age group. Further analyses pointed out various findings related to the position of disfluencies in an utterance and the linguistic units involved in disfluency production. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-569559e42d514b71b3f287b37b6e0d1f2025-08-20T03:56:19ZengPereiaslav-Khmelnytsky Hryhorii Skovoroda State Pedagogical UniversityПсихолінгвістика2309-17972415-33972018-10-0124211414310.31470/2309-1797-2018-24-1-114-143261Gender and Speech Dısfluency Productıon: a Psycholınguıstıc Analysıs on Turkısh SpeakersAyşe Altıparmak0Gülmira Kuruoğlu1National Defense University Turkish Air Academy, Department of Foreign LanguagesDokuz Eylul University, Department of Linguistics, TurkeyThe aim of this study is to analyze the influence of gender on fluent Turkish native speakers' speech disfluency production rates. Totally 84 participants from four different age groups (4-8, 18-27, 33-50 and over 50) took part in the study. Gender distribution was equal in each group. In a corpus of face to face interviews, the prepared and impromptu speech samples of at least 300 words from each participant were analyzed. As a result, in the prepared speech situation 18-23-year-old males produced more prolongations than females, and 33-50-year-old males produced more prolongations, false starts and slips of the tongue (SOT) than females in the same age group. In impromptu speech situation, 18-23-year-old males produced more hesitations, prolongations, false starts and slips of the tongue than females, and 33-50-year-old males produced more prolongations and false starts than females in the same age group. Further analyses pointed out various findings related to the position of disfluencies in an utterance and the linguistic units involved in disfluency production.https://psycholing-journal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/261Psycholinguistics; speech production; gender; Turkish speech; speech disfluencies |
| spellingShingle | Ayşe Altıparmak Gülmira Kuruoğlu Gender and Speech Dısfluency Productıon: a Psycholınguıstıc Analysıs on Turkısh Speakers Психолінгвістика Psycholinguistics; speech production; gender; Turkish speech; speech disfluencies |
| title | Gender and Speech Dısfluency Productıon: a Psycholınguıstıc Analysıs on Turkısh Speakers |
| title_full | Gender and Speech Dısfluency Productıon: a Psycholınguıstıc Analysıs on Turkısh Speakers |
| title_fullStr | Gender and Speech Dısfluency Productıon: a Psycholınguıstıc Analysıs on Turkısh Speakers |
| title_full_unstemmed | Gender and Speech Dısfluency Productıon: a Psycholınguıstıc Analysıs on Turkısh Speakers |
| title_short | Gender and Speech Dısfluency Productıon: a Psycholınguıstıc Analysıs on Turkısh Speakers |
| title_sort | gender and speech disfluency production a psycholinguistic analysis on turkish speakers |
| topic | Psycholinguistics; speech production; gender; Turkish speech; speech disfluencies |
| url | https://psycholing-journal.com/index.php/journal/article/view/261 |
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