Experimental Slips And Human Error, Exploring The Architecture Of Volition
This work makes three valuable contributions to the study of human slips and errors. It presents current data and theory; it is a complete source for the methodology and results of a 15 year laboratory research program; and it explores the overall architecture of voluntary control. Dr. Baars' work will occupy an important position in the renewed interest in the role of concious experience in the nervous system.
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This work makes three valuable contributions to the study of human slips and errors. It presents current data and theory; it is a complete source for the methodology and results of a 15 year laboratory research program; and it explores the overall architecture of voluntary control. Dr. Baars' work will occupy an important position in the renewed interest in the role of concious experience in the nervous system. Booknews Relates the methodology and results of a 15-year-long research program on the laboratory induction of slips (including a variety of linguistic and performative errors); compiles papers on aspects of current theory on the control of speech and action; and explores the implications of slips in understanding the nature of voluntary control. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Pt. IIntroductionCh. 1The Many Uses of Error: Twelve Steps to a Unified Framework3Pt. IITheoretical ApproachesCh. 2Errors, Ambiguity, and Awareness in Language Perception and Production39Ch. 3Cognitive Underspecification: Its Variety and Consequences71Ch. 4A New Ideomotor Theory of Voluntary Control93Ch. 5Opportunistic Planning and Freudian Slips121Pt. IIIMethods for Inducing Predictable Slips in Speech and ActionCh. 6A Dozen Competing-Plans Techniques for Inducing Predictable Slips in Speech and Action129Ch. 7Laboratory Induction of Nonspeech Action Errors151Ch. 8The Reliability and Replicability of Naturalistic Speech Error Data: A Comparison with Experimentally Induced Errors195Ch. 9General and Specific Factors in "Transformational Errors": An Experimental Study217Pt. IVFindings and Theory Derived from Induced SlipsCh. 10Errors in Inner Speech237Ch. 11Error-Minimizing Mechanisms: Boosting or Editing?263Ch. 12Some Caveats on Testing the Freudian Slip Hypothesis: Problems in Systematic Replication289Pt. VCommentaryCh. 13The Psychology of Slips317Index
\ BooknewsRelates the methodology and results of a 15-year-long research program on the laboratory induction of slips (including a variety of linguistic and performative errors); compiles papers on aspects of current theory on the control of speech and action; and explores the implications of slips in understanding the nature of voluntary control. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)\ \
