PPT-Breathing and speech planning

in turntaking Francisco Torreira Sara Bögels Stephen Levinson Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics Nijmegen The Netherlands A psycholinguistic puzzle In conversation the most frequent transition between speakers takes only a few hundred . Newborn babies naturally breathe this way and singers wind instr ument players and yoga practitioners use this type of breathing Why is calm breathing important Our breathing changes when we are feeling anxious We tend to take short quick shallow br in turn-taking. Francisco Torreira. Sara . Bögels. Stephen Levinson. Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics. Nijmegen, The Netherlands. A psycholinguistic puzzle. In conversation, the most frequent transition between speakers takes only a few hundred . Apraxia of Speech and the Dysarthrias. Introduction. No human movement patterns are as intricate, complex, or intertwined with all the human activities of learning, loving, and living as is speech.. Far more area of the brain is devoted to the control of the tiny muscular adjustments of the tongue, lips, vocal folds, and other speech articulators than to those muscle groups needed for walking upright.. and turn projection in conversation. Francisco Torreira. Sara . Bögels. Stephen Levinson. Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics. Nijmegen, The Netherlands. In conversation, short gaps and overlaps form the majority of turn transitions.. Look at Extract 1. How does Pitt . provide a powerful opening. to the speech?. Learn from a master! (a). Pitt knew how to play on the feelings of his audience. He includes EMOTIVE words and phrases to make the speech more powerful.. and turn projection in conversation. Francisco Torreira. Sara . Bögels. Stephen Levinson. Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics. Nijmegen, The Netherlands. In conversation, short gaps and overlaps form the majority of turn transitions.. Look at Extract 1. How does Pitt . provide a powerful opening. to the speech?. Learn from a master! (a). Pitt knew how to play on the feelings of his audience. He includes EMOTIVE words and phrases to make the speech more powerful.. The Layout of the . R. espiratory Organs. Breathing. Before Exercise. After intense exercise. Breathing is regular. Breaths have less volume. Enough oxygen is being provided to the muscles. Breathing is frantic. Anatomy . (1 of 3) . Ribs. 12 pairs. 10 pairs attach . to sternum . and . spine. 2 pairs (floating . ribs. ) attach only in . back. An intercostal nerve, artery, and vein are found along the inferior border of each .  Apnea: cessation of breathing . . Dyspnea. : Difficulty breathing. . Bradypnea. : abnormally decreased rate of breathing. . Hyperpnea. /. Tachypnea. : abnormally increased rate of breathing . Amy Sewall BSN/RN. Agenda. Breathing Overview. Anxiety. Hyperventilation. Stress/Anxiety Reduction Methods. Relaxation Techniques. Note: Check with a physician before starting any exercise. Breathing - Overview. Part-3. ABNORMAL FUNCTION of. stomatognathic. system. Mouth breathing . If the palate is high and narrow, the dorsum of tongue does not fit against the palatal vault every where and a potential away exist between tongue and palate. . Lesson Ten. Breathing Emergencies. Introduction . Has anyone choked on an object, or witnessed someone else choking?. What did you notice?. What did you do?. What was done?. Breathing Emergencies. Students will be able to :. Psycholinguistics – 6. th. Meeting. Stages of Language Production. Conceptualizing . a thought. Formulating . a linguistic plan. Articulating/implementing . the plan. Self-monitoring. Slips of the Tongue.