SAFFANAH FATHIN, 121311233086 (2017) SLIPS OF THE EAR IN PERCEIVING INDONESIAN EXPERIENCED BY THE STUDENTS OF FAKULTAS ILMU BUDAYA UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA IN QUIET SITUATION. Skripsi thesis, Universitas Airlangga.

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Abstract

Slips of the ear refer to listener’s inability to perceive the intended messages of the speaker correctly. Noise may be a major factor in causing slips of the ear. However, even in quiet situation, slips of the ear still happen. This study aims to discover types of slips of the ear and to find out the most frequent type experienced in perceiving Indonesian as first language in quiet situation. This study examines slips of the ear in quiet situation experienced by 30 students of Fakultas Ilmu Budaya Universitas Airlangga. The data of slips of the ear used in this study were obtained from the data collection of Syukri (2015-2017). The writer uses Bond’s (2005) classification of slips of the ear, which are based on linguistic knowledge and consists of 14 types, to analyze the data qualitatively. From the data collected, 59 slips of the ear are found in quiet situation. The results showed that there were 5 types of slips of the ear appeared in quiet situation, which are vowel misperception, consonant misperception, word boundary misperception, morphological misperception, and semantical misperception. The most dominant type of slips belongs to morphology misperception with the percentage of 47.46%. It is shown that bilingualism might affect listeners in perceiving speech in quiet situation.

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