speech production
- noun
- /spiːtʃ prəˈdʌkʃən/
- Specialized
- Many children face challenges with speech production during their early development.
- speech production tasks
- normal speech production
- speech production accuracy
So so you're using at least four brain circuits, which includes the speech production and the speech perception pathways to write Incredible.
- So so you're using at least four brain circuits, which includes the speech production and the speech perception pathways to write Incredible.
Examples
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Interestingly, several speech production variables correlated with comprehension variables.
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Research has shown that bilingualism can enhance speech production skills in children.
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Most studies of human communication have concentrated on speech production or language processing separately.
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Do examiners need experience with test administration in general or with tests of speech production in particular?
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A number of experimental observations have suggested that speech perception and speech production are linked.
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During the first portion of the session, the speech production protocol was completed, and kinematic data were collected.
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There have been no previous studies of the direct influence of linguistic complexity on speech production in PD.
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For example, does performance on a test of speech production predict speech production accuracy in adolescence or adulthood?
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Speech production accuracy correlated with the two complex conditions of the receptive language task.
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Generally, articulation disorders are conceptualized as any abnormality of speech production, including omissions, substitutions, distortions, and additions of sounds.
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Synonyms
The act of talking to other people, for example giving a speech
How Fluent
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
speech + production
The meaning 'the process of producing spoken language' is directly and compositionally derived from 'speech' (spoken language) + 'production' (the act of producing). This noun–noun compounding meaning 'the production of X' is common in English and other languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
The phrase speech production compares talking to making something: speech is the words we say and production means 'making', so it refers to the steps the mouth, breath and voice use to make spoken language.