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This paper explores the proposed benefits of Δ P  (delta  P ) as a measure of collocation strength. Its focus is on contrasting Δ P  with other, more commonly used, association measures, particularly transitional probabilities, but also mutual information and Lexical Gravity  G . To this end, first the strong correlation between Δ P  and transitional probability is illustrated with the help of two exemplary corpora. This is followed by an analysis of hesitation placement in spontaneous spoken English, based on the assumption that hesitations will not be placed within strong collocations. Results show that, despite their strong similarity, in some contexts Δ P  is more predictive of hesitation placement than transitional probability. Yet neither Δ P  nor any of the other association measures emerges as the universally best predictor. On the basis of these results, it is suggested that studies should always rely on several association measures.

Δ P as a measure of collocation strength: Considerations based on analyses of hesitation placement in spontaneous speech