Language Development Flashcards

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Morphemes

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The smallest unit of a language that has meaning

A word can be one morpheme but morphemes are also roots, stems, prefixes, and suffixes

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Phonemes

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The smallest unit of sound that affects the meaning of speech.

The English language consists of 53 phonemes.

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Semantics

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The study of meaning in language

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Syntax or grammar

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The set of rules that determine how words are combined to make phrases and sentences

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Phonetics

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The study of how sounds are put together to make words

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Pragmatics

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Includes the social aspects of language, including politeness, conversational interactions, and conversational rules

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Psycholinguistics

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The study of the psychological mechanisms related to the acquisition and use of language

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Noam Chomsky distinguish between a sentence is what and what?

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Surface structure; the words actually spoken

Deep structure; it’s underlying meaning

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Bottom up processing and perception depends on…

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The information from the senses at the most basic level, with sensory information flowing from this low level upward to higher, more cognitive levels

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Top down processing emphasizes…

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The kind of information stored at the highest level of perception and includes concept, knowledge, and prior knowledge

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Outline language development

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Cooing ➡️ babbling ➡️ holophrases ➡️ telegraphic speech ➡️ syntax acquired

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Symantec overextension, also known as overgeneralization, occurs when…

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a child uses a word to mean more then an adult speaker would

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Holophrases

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Is referred to a child one word utterance that this one word could be interpreted to mean an entire phrase.

An example would be a child points at an object and says cookie. The child may mean, there is a cookie, or I want a cookie.

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Fast mapping

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Children assign a meeting to a word very rapidly after only a brief encounter during this phase of language development

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Mothers typically use what to techniques to help a child verbalize and communicate?

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Expansion: is when a mother repeats a child verbalization after making it more complex

Recast: is repeating a child’s utterance after correcting grammatical mistakes

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According to Chomsky, a language was Asian device gives children what?

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An inmate ability to process beach and understand both the fundamental relationships among words and the regularities of speech

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Bilingualism

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Having some degree of fluency and more than one language