Lecture 6 - Part 2 Flashcards
what ability do babies have that adults don’t
the potential to make any phonetic discrimination
what was the method in werker & tees’ conditioned headturn paradigm
compared english and hindi babies
when there is a change in auditory stimulus, electric toy lights up
baby trained to look at toy whenever they hear a change
observer who cannot hear the targeted item then judges whether or not the infant heard it based on their actions
why do infants stop perceiving phonetic differences in other languages
they become fine-tuned to the phonology, semantics and grammar of their native tongue
what did kuhl et al find regarding the perceptual narrowing
experience of a foreign language can reverse the decline in non-native speech perception