A common set of theories that focus on the input signal and output signal of speech production are referred to as:

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Psycholinguistic theories focus on the psychological and cognitive processes that underlie speech production, including the encoding of linguistic information and the generation of motor commands to produce speech. These theories consider both the input signal (linguistic information) and output signal (produced speech) in the production process. Behaviorist models, on the other hand, focus on the conditioning of speech behaviors through reinforcement and punishment, while the sonority hypothesis and lexicon models are more specific theories related to phonological structure and vocabulary processing, respectively.

A Common Set of Theories That Focus on the Input