Aphasia Psycholinguistic

Question 1

psycholinguistic approach explains symptoms of brain damaged individuals in terms of ______

Answer 1

impairment to normal psychological operations

Question 2

auditory phonological analysis box

Answer 2

can you discriminate speech from environmental noises

Question 3

phonological input buffer box

Answer 3

temp storage of sounds while they are being prepared for processing

Question 4

phonological input lexicon box

Answer 4

matching incoming info to existing template and identifying it as a real world

Question 5

phonological output lexicon box

Answer 5

library of spoken words already produced and spoken forms of words are selected

Question 6

phonological output buffer box

Answer 6

temporarily storage of phonemes during motor speech plan — may be related to STM

Question 7

acoustic to phonological conversion box

Answer 7

bypasses the lexicon (needed for reading non words)

Question 8

semantic box

Answer 8

store of word meanings

Question 9

visual object recognition system box

Answer 9

recognizing familiar things and objects — peripheral interpretation of what the eyes see

Question 10

abstract letter identification box

Answer 10

visual recognition of ethers, letters in different fonts, and letters in words

Question 11

othrograpthic input lexicon box

Answer 11

stores letter strings that correspond to our vocab – matches incoming written info with existing template

Question 12

letter - to sound rules box

Answer 12

allows decoding of letter - sound (needed for the ability to read non words)

Question 13

orthographic output lexicon box

Answer 13

spelling of written vocab previously used/known

Question 14

orthographic output buffer box

Answer 14

temporarilry holds word spelling — related to STIM