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Thought Disorder and Language Use in Schizophrenia,e the notion of discourse failures and provide a background to the study. Discourse failures (see Section I) occur when the listener cannot follow the speaker, even though the speaker is using familiar words in generally well-formed sentences. These failures do not always occur in the productions of

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Book 1979listener finally stop making allowances and stop trying to adjust the conversational contract to cooperate. This inquiry led us to the schizophrenic speaker. When a listener decides that the speaker‘s talk is "crazy," he or she is giving up on the normal form of conversation and saying, in effect, t