In comparing the errors made by German speakers and Germans using sign language, results showed
A) that both speakers and signers made "slip of the tongue" type of errors.
B) only speakers made "slip of the tongue" type of errors.
C) only signers made "slip of the tongue" type of errors
D) both speakers and signers made errors but speakers were quicker to correct their errors.
E) signers made fewer errors than speakers and were more likely to correct their errors.

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Both speakers and signers make "slip of the tongue" type errors, indicating that such errors are not exclusive to spoken language but also occur in sign language, reflecting similar underlying cognitive processes.

In Comparing the Errors Made by German Speakers and Germans