Ch 3 Vocab Flashcards

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Framework for understanding differing world views. Influences what people communicate about and how they interact, also influence parent child communication,peer interaction, school talk, and vocational communication.

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Collectivism-individualism continuum

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Focuses on group harmony and sharing. Value understanding other people’s perspective and moods

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Collectivistic world view

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Focus on achievement, self expression and opinion are valued

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Individualistic world view

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Set of beliefs and assumptions shared by a group of people that guide how individuals think, act, and interact on a daily basis

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Culture

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The process by which an individual learns his or her own culture

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Socialization

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Process by which an individual learns or adapts to another culture

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Acculturation

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Happens when parents from different cultural groups do not socialize their children in the same way, and the two groups come together

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Mismatch

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Language proficiency at a level that requires low cognitive load in situations that are highly contextualized, face-to-face communication

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Basic interpersonal communication skills (BICS)

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Refers to a language learning environment devoid of significant nonverbal or contextual cues to assist meaning

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Decontextualized language

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Language proficiency at a level that requires high cognitive load in situations that are decontextualized

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Cognitive academic language proficiency(CALP)

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The expectations of a specific language interaction

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communicative demand

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A variation of a language that is spoken by people from a particular geographic area

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Dialect

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13
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Vibration of the vocal folds during the production of a phoneme

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Voicing

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A morpheme that can stand alone as a word

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Free morpheme

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The amount and type of construction during the production of consonant phonemes

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Manner of articulation

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Part of a story that consists of initiating attempt or consequence

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A speech sound that can change meaning

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Babbling consisting of syllable like strings

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Canonical babbling

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Language of the deaf community in the US

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In a narrative episode information about the outcomes of the main characters actions in relationship to the initiating event

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Consequence

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Relates to the linguistic system of pragmatics

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Language use

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In a narrative episode information about what the main character intends to do and why

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the component of language that relates to meeting

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Language content

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Babbled sequences in which the syllable content varies

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Variegated babbling

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A literary style
Genre
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Study of the smallest grammatical unit with meeting
Morphology
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An expression that can have both a literal and figurative interpretation
Idiom
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Babbling in an adult like intonation pattern
Expressive jargon
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A mental dictionary of words
Lexicon
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A standardized set of symbols and the conventions for combining those symbols into words phrases setences and texts for the purpose of communicating thoughts
Language
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A morpheme that cannot stand alone as a separate word
Bound morpheme
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Refers to someone who learns a second language by choice
Elective bilingual
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Because bilingual is a result of living in a bilingual environment may come about due to forced migration
Circumstantial bilingual
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Two languages are acquired early in development learned in the home
Simultaneous bilingual
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A second language is introduced after the primary language is established
Sequential bilingual