HW CH. 28

Question 0

Productive language

Answer 0

Ability to speak

Question 1

Receptive language

Answer 1

A babys ability to udersand what is said to and about them

Question 2

Babbling stage

Answer 2

Begining about 4 months the stage of speech development in which the infant spontaneously utters various sounds at first unrelated to the household language. After 10 months that changed

Question 3

One-word stage

Answer 3

The stage in speech development, from age 1-2, were child speaks mostly in single words

Question 4

Two- word stage

Answer 4

Begining about age 2, the stage where soeach moves to two words

Question 5

Telegraphic speech

Answer 5

Early speech stage where a child speeks like a telegram

Question 6

Aphasia

Answer 6

Imparment of language, usually caused by left- hemisphere damage either to the Broca’s area or Wernicke’s area.

Question 7

Broca’s area

Answer 7

Controles language expression- and area of the frontal lobe, usually in the left hemisphere, that directs the muscle movements involved in speech.

Question 8

Wernicks area

Answer 8

Controls language reception- a brain area involved in language comprehension and expression, usually in the left temporal lobe.

Question 9

Linguistic determinism

Answer 9

Whorf’s hypothesis that language determins the way we think

Question 10

Phonems

Answer 10

Smallest part

Question 11

Morphems

Answer 11

Second smallest part

Question 12

Noam chomsky

Answer 12

We ahev a built in ability to learn languages