____________ refers to the process by which a phoneme, during a speech error, is shifted to a new location (such as /s/ in run outs) and takes the form appropriate to the new location (e.g., /s/ rather than /z/).
A) planning
B) accommodation
C) undershooting
D) coarticulation

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This process is known as accommodation, where the phoneme is shifted to a new location and takes the appropriate form for that location. Planning refers to the preparation of language production, undershooting refers to articulating a sound with less precision, and coarticulation refers to the overlapping of articulatory gestures when producing consecutive phonemes.

____________ Refers to the Process by Which a Phoneme, During