Child Lang Quiz Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Pragmatics?

A

Language in context

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2
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Prosodics?

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Rhythm and intonation in language

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3
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What is CDS

A

Child Directed Speech

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4
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What is the blank slate theory

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Aristotle: The idea that the human brain has no innateness.

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5
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Who believes in virtuous errors and what are they?

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Noam Chomsky
When a child makes a mistake in their grammar through using known grammar rules.

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6
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Who are the cognitive theorists

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Piaget and Bruner

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7
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Who conducted the Wug test and what did it show?

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Jean Burko
Proves the innate theory where children had to modify the inflections of the unknown work “Wug” for it to make sense in a sentence.

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8
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How are adjacency pairs relevant to CLA?

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The first sequence a child learns when speaking/having a conversation

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9
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What is proximal development?

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The area just beyond what a child is able to already do unaided (guidance is needed to get them there)

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10
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Recasting?

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When a MKO/Caregiver repeats back the grammatically correct form of an utterance

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Expansion?

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Addition of missing words within recasting to make a child’s speech more grammatically correct

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12
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Who was Genie and what did she prove?

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Feral Child
Had no human interaction for 13 years. When she was released she had no language and had difficulty picking up language.
Proves children do need input from MKO/Caregiver to scaffold language

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13
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What do cognitive theorists believe

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Peoples behaviours are influenced by other factors around them, not innateness

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14
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What are Hallidays 7 Functions

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Instrumental
Regulatory
Interactional
Personal
Heuristic
Imaginative
Representational

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15
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What is representation?

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Knowledge of the world which forms the content of our thoughts

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16
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what is communicative competence?

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the ability to communicate successfully

17
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Protowords?

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word-like utterances that children use for ease of articulation

18
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What does babbling show/include?

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combinations of vowel-and-consonant-like sounds produced without meaning
understand of vowel/consonant sounds

19
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What is the holophrastic phase?

A

single word phrase

20
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What are vygotsky’s main ideas?

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scaffolding
importance of ‘doing’
zone of proximal development

21
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What is operant conditioning?

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behaviour that was spontaneous but consequences of which will affect future behaviour - Skinner

22
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What is LASS and which theorist does it belong to?

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learning acquisition support system
Bruner

23
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What is variegated babbling?

A

repeated different consonants and vowels

24
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What is a mitigated imperative and when would you expect to see it?

A

a less direct command e.g. shall we tidy this away

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What were Grice's maxims?
quantity, quality, relation, manner
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What is universal grammar and why is it important?
the idea that all humans brains are wired to learn language chomsky
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What were Katherine Nelsons key discoveries?
children first learn nouns and verbs
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Why is context important?
Context determines meaning