The palatal glide is incorrectly placed in the same column as the sibilants, and the postalveolar sibilant is listed separately.
Derivational theories predict that overgeneralization errors can follow from the combined effect of incorrectly internalized underlying representations and rule loss.
But when they strike the balance incorrectly, they cannot but do comparative injustice.
If chunks are aligned incorrectly, then some correct word alignments are ruled out from the start, since words cannot be aligned across chunk pairs.
Testing stops when the child responds incorrectly to six items in a row, provided that those six items are at the end of a page.
During the test phase they were free to reassert this assumption and consequently selected or judged incorrectly.
In other words, if a respondent placed all the parties incorrectly in relation to one another then they would score 3 points.
That is, if word-initial target voiced obstruents had been internalized incorrectly as voiceless, they would have been realized as voiceless, contrary to the actual facts.
