Hypercorrection is the higher likelihood of correcting a general knowledge error when originally certain that the information they understand is accurate...

(linguistics) or hypercorrection, non-standard language use resulting from over-application of a perceived grammar rule Overcompensation (psychology) or compensation...

mother-in-law. Hypercorrection is defined by Wolfram as "the use of speech form on the basis of false analogy." DeCamp defines hypercorrection in a more precise...

phenomena include: Earworm Eggcorn Holorime Homophonic translation Hypercorrection Phono-semantic matching Spoonerism Syntactic ambiguity Queen's song...

form of eye dialect.[citation needed] Apologetic apostrophe Eye rhyme Hypercorrection Inventive spelling Mondegreen Preved Satiric misspelling Sensational...

Expressive loan False etymology False friend Folk linguistics Hobson-Jobson Hypercorrection Hyperforeignism Johannes Goropius Becanus Nirukta Okay Phono-semantic...

imitation Educational psychology Educational technology Hypercorrection Imitation Inference Machine learning Mirroring (psychology) Social learning theory...

of the subjective form in object position) is seen as an example of hypercorrection, resulting from an awareness that many instances of and me (like that...

Sentence diagram Syntax–semantics interface Uses of English verb forms Hypercorrection Term logic Alternately, some grammars define verbs as words that name...

Franglais, Spanglish, Yinglish Eggcorn Homonym, Synonym, Antonym Hypercorrection Malapropism Misspelling List of common English usage misconceptions...

non-diphthongization is not incorrect, but may sound like a Thai-influenced hypercorrection or very pedantic. As it is the normal pronunciation in Laos and Isan...

in science texts lead to hypercorrection of misconceptions held with high confidence". Contemporary Educational Psychology. 42: 39, 47. doi:10.1016/j...

post-creole speech continuum characterized by large-scale variation and hypercorrection in the language. It is generally acknowledged that creoles have a simpler...

of the prestige associated with formal styles and thus are prone to hypercorrection – a product of linguistic insecurity. Several studies have shown that...

be confused or merged with /ʃ/ altogether, secondarily leading to hypercorrection effects where /ʃ/ is replaced with /ç/, for instance in Fisch [fɪʃ]...