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What are the brodmann area’s?

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Distinct regrions in the cerebral cortex that serve as a foundation for studying brain functions

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What is Aphasia?

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Language disorders caused by brain damage

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Which 3 types of aphasia are there?

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Broca’s, Wernicke’s and Conduction

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What is Broca’s aphasia?

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  • halting speech
  • difficulty in word selection
  • challenge in handling compelx sentence structures
  • affects close-class words
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What is Wernicke’s Aphaisia

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  • indivudals produce fluent but often nonsensical speech
  • Word retrieval
  • invented words
  • difficulty understanding spoken/written language
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What is Conduction Aphasia?

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  • difficulty repeating speech verbatism
  • speech production/comprehension in tact
  • inability to maintain phonological information actively
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In which 2 systems does Declarative-procedural model devide?

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Declarative memory and procedural memory

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Wat is declarative memory?

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knowledge about facts and events. memory about what

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What is procedural memory?

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Relates to actions. memory about how

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What is fMRI

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functional Brain imaging Techniques
it observes brain activity by tracking changes in blood flow

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What is a limitation of fMRI

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limited timing precision

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What is ERP?

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Event-Related Potentials
it relies on electic potentials measured at the scalp to gain information about timing

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What is an limitation of ERP?

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Weak localisation

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Were does most of the basic language processing occur?

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Left hemisphere

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What ear do linguistic judgements favor?

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right

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What ear do emotional judgement favor?

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left

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What is white matter?

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it is a information highway in the brain

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What does the Dual-Network account model suggest?

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the existence of dinstinct neural networks for various language tasks, speech perception and language production

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Through what do neurons communicate?

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electrical signaling

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What is joint attention

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the awareness between two or more individuals that hey are paying attention to the same thing.

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What is the domain general perspective?

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Language difficulties are seen as part of broader thinking and cognitive challenges.

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What is the domain-specific perspective

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The belief that language problems are specific to language mechanisms, not shared with other cognitive abilities.

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What is the williams syndrome?

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a genetic syndrome, a learning disability.

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What is specific language impairment?

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disorder in which children fial to develop language normally even though there is no disorder or damage.

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What is double dissociation?

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evidence for the independence of two mental processes.

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What is affective pathway?

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sound production arising from states of arousal, emotion and motivation. doesn’t require learning

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What is the cognitive pathway?

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requires extensive auditory learning and practice.

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What is syntax

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set of rules in a language

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what are structured patterns?

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pre pakaged knowligde of structure about the language.

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wat is the linguistic code?

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system of symbols and combinatory rules that are agreed upon by language users.

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what is genetic drift?

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individuals happen to reproduce more than others because of luck

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what is directional selection?

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adaptive mutations that enhance the prospects of passing genes onto offsprings

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cultural transmission view of language change

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languages change over time to adapt to the human mind. constrast to nativist view

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when is n400

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when an unexpected word is encountered

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when is p600

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when unexpected syntactic structure is encountered

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