Morphological Errors
Morphological Errors is a linguistic construct that refers to deviations from the correct formation or combination of morphemes in a word, arising from the misapplication of morphological rules or the omission, substitution, or addition of morphological constituents during language production or acquisition.
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The Repeated Morph Constraint: Toward an Explanation
Lise Menn, Brian MacWhinney · Language · 1984 · 250 citations
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