chapter 9 Flashcards

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Language

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  • communicating
  • signals
  • combination of rules
  • meaning
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Grammar

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  • set of rules
  • combined to
  • produce messages
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Phoneme

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  • smallest unit of sound

- recognize as speech

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Phonological rules

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  • phonemes combined to produce speech

- result accent when rule are violated

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Morphemes

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  • smallest meaning units of language

- combined phonemes

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Morphological rules

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morphemes combined to form words

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Syntactical rules

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words combines to form phrases/sentences

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deep structure

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meaning of sentence

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surface structure

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how sentence is worded

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Three characteristics of language development

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child learn laugauge, make few errors, develop faster passive mastery

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Liquid consonant

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english 2: L and r
japanese 1: L
italian 3: L, R

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4-6 months

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infant babbles

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10-12 months

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first words/signs

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24 months

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two word speech

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fast mapping

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learning new word by contrasting it with familiar word

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telegraphic speech

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  • words arranged to make senses

- nouns/verbs

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Age 3

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  • complete simple sentences

ex: daddy ate

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age 4-5

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  • language complete

es: daddy eat green beans

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broca’s area

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left frontal cortex; language production

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wernicke’s area

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left temporal cortex; language comprehension

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aphasia

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difficulty in producing/compehending language

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concept

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group shared features

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family resemblance

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members have feature that appear in a category but not everyone have it

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prototype

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best member of a category

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prototype theory

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ex: chicken and bird category

- visual cortex

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exemplar theory

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ex: sparrows, robins, ostriches = bird category

- prefrontal cortex/basal gaglia

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category specific dificit

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inability to regonize object that belong to a group

- left hemisphere/cerebral cortex

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frequency format hypothesis

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how frequency things occur

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availability bias

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mistakely judge items that are aviable in memory

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conjuction fallacy

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errors occurs when people think that two event are more likely to occur together

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framing effect

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occurs when pplz give different answer to the same problem on how its phrases

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suck cost fallacy

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pplz make decision about currect situtaion based on invested in the situation

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prospect theory

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choose risky option when looses

avoid risk when gain

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intelligence

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direct, adapt, learn

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henry goddard

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adminstered intelligense test

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alfred binet/ theodore sinon

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created a test

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ratio IQ

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mental age/ person physical age

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deviation iq

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person’s test score/ average test score