Ch 7 Language Development Flashcards

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What is language?

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a mixture of vowels and sounds used to communicate what you are thinking

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2
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What counts as a language?

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intentionally communicative, symbols that can refer to things, symbols are arbitrary, rules for combining syllables

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3
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There is greater plasticity in children. True or False?

A

True

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4
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What is Broca’s area?

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linked to production of language and comprehension of grammar

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5
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What is Wernicke’s area?

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linked to word comprehension and understanding

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6
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What is adult directed speech?

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monotone, flat, narrow and choppy

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7
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What is infant directed speech?

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slow, fluctuate, higher pitch, and smooth

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8
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What is Phonology?

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sounds of language

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9
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What is Semantics?

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meaning of a word in language

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10
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What is syntax?

A

Grammer of the language?

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What is a Phoneme?

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smallest unit of sound in a language that creates a meaning contrast between two words

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12
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Variation of phonemes need to be ignored to learn and understand language at around 6-9 months of age, true or false?

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true

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13
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What is Statistical Learning?

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babies are very good at keeping track of the statistics of their experience

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14
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What is pragmatic development?

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the process of learning the conversations that govern the use of language in particular social contexts

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15
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At what age do children start to “coo” ?

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2 months

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16
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At what age do children start to make consonant sounds?

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3 months

17
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At what age do children start to pronounce syllables such as babbling?

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6 months

18
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At what age do children start to increase their native language?

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12 months

19
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When is there true communication intent?

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9 months