Psycholinguistics encompasses the study of language acquisition, among other aspects of the relationship between language and the human mind.

Speech therapy aims to address and treat language disorders, such as stuttering, aphasia, and dyslexia.

The lexical decision task is a psycholinguistic technique used to study word recognition and processing.

In reading comprehension, a schema is a mental representation of prior knowledge and experiences that helps readers understand and interpret text.

Speech accommodation is the tendency for people to adjust their speech to make it easier for others to understand.

A concept is a mental representation of the meaning of a word or phrase.

The cloze procedure is a psycholinguistic technique used to study sentence comprehension and word recognition.

Speech perception is the process of understanding the meaning of spoken language.

Confirmation bias is the tendency for people to interpret ambiguous sentences in a way that is consistent with their expectations.

Speech production is the process of producing spoken language.

The serial recall task is a psycholinguistic technique used to study short-term memory and working memory.

Reading comprehension is the process of understanding the meaning of written language.

The serial position effect is the tendency for people to remember the first and last items in a list better than the items in the middle.

Writing is the process of producing written language.

The recognition task is a psycholinguistic technique used to study word recognition and memory.