Language and its normal processing

How is language defined, and how is it shaped by the social, perceptual, and cognitive constraints of the user? What role does biology play in shaping language structure? In Language and Its Normal Processing, author Vivien C. Tartter addresses these questions in her presentation of the psychology of language from diverse perspectives. She systematically steps undergraduate and graduate students through the basic controversies in the field and presents broad, thorough, and up-to-date coverage of psycholinguistics to expand their outlook and background of psycholinguistics. This new volume…