2.1.6 Beginning Stages Of Languague Flashcards
What does M. A. K Halliday’s theory state?
That a child will learn language so they can achieve things
What are the child’s 7 beginning stages of language
Instrumental Regulatory Interactional Personal Heuristic Imaginative Representational
Instrumental meaning
Language used to show needs and desires
Regulatory meaning
Language used to get ppl to do something
Interactional meaning
Language used to interact with others and form relationships
Personal meaning
Explores feelings and identity
Heuristic meaning
Language used to explore the world and the environment that surrounds the child
Imaginative meaning
Language used to be imaginative
Representational meaning
Language used for facts
Rescorla defined 3 categories for when a child overextended words. These 3 are …
Categorical
Analogical
Relational
Categorical meaning
When a child uses one word to describe everything in a category
Analogical meaning
When a child uses a word to describe something that’s physically similar or serves a similar purpose
Relational meaning
When a word used has some form of relation to the incorrect word
Hypernym meaning
Big label for categories
Hyponym meaning
Sub-elements of a hypernym