Lexical and Semantic Development: Studies and Extensions Flashcards

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What did Pinker say words were?

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A stretch of sound expressing a concept

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What did Pinker say about the process of learning words? Why?

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They just have to be memorised because there are no rules to it

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Who said there were 3 processes in Children learning words?

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Aitchison

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What are the 3 word learning processes?

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Labelling Packaging Network building

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What is Labelling?

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Associating sounds with objects

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What is Packaging? What happens the most here?

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Starting to explore how far a label can be used. Over and underextensions happen a lot

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What is Network Building?

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Understanding where labels usually exist

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Name all of the types of mislabelling children can make in learning language

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Overextension Underextension Categorical Overextension Analogical Overextension Mismatch or Predicate Structures

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Define Overextension

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Covering more things with a label than the actual label meaning

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What is an example of overextension?

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Labelling anything with 4 legs and fur that makes a noise as a cat

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Define Underextension

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When a label means too little of what it actually applies to

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What is an example of Underextension?

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Labelling bananas as bananas, but not if they are in photos or are toys

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What is Categorical Overextension?

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Labels of things are stretched to other things within the same category

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What is an example of categorical Overextension? Why?

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Labelling apples as apples but also pears as apples - they are still in the fruit class

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What is Analogical Overextension?

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Labels associated with things in different labels which may have the same sense categories

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What is an example of Analogical Overextension? Why?

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Labelling a scarf as a cat because they feel similar

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What are Mismatch statements?

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Statements that give vague information relating to a characteristic of something

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What is an example of a Mismatch statement? Why?

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Doll’ to label a cot, because the child usually sees the doll in there.