The Investigation of Slips of the Tongue Varieties in Old Persian Speakers’ Speech

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The Slips of the tongue are errors which occur naturally and unrepeatedly in all people speech. The role of speech errors in describing and explaining how speech produces, is important. According to the researches, the most basic result which product, shows the errors occur very regularly.
In this paper, the old Persian speakers speech have been investigated naturally. In natural speech, meaning substitution is maximum and addition and stranding exchange are minimum. Also this paper approves that errors are regular.

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- اچیسون، جین (1364)، روان­شناسی زبان، ترجمه و نگارش عبدالخلیل حاجتی، تهران: امیرکبیر.
 
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