mod 9 Flashcards

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innate

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determined by factors present from birth

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innateness hypothesis

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Hypothesis that humans are genetically predisposed to learn

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3
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imitation theory

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children acquire language by listening to the speech around themAnd reproducing what they here

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4
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reinforcement theory

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Children learn to speak like adults because they’re appraised rewarded or reinforced

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5
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universal grammar

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Sets of grammatical characteristics shared by all natural languages

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critical period

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Last from brick to onset of puberty during which children have exposure to languageAnd must build a critical brain structuresFor language

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neglected children

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Child who is neglected by caretakersresulting in significantly lower exposure to language

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feral children

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Child who grew up in the wild without care of by human adultsOften with the animals

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homesign

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Visual gestural communication system use by deaf children and their families

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10
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connectionist theories

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Children learn language through neural connections in the brain

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socail interaction theory

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Children acquire language to social interaction went other children and adults

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12
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child-directed speech

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Speech use by parents or caregivers when communicating with young children or infants

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high amplitude sucking

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Technique used to study sound discrimination independence from birth to six months

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conditioned head turn procedure

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Technique used with infants from 5 to 18 monthsConditioning in testing

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15
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onset time

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Consonance that occur before the ryme

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articulatory gestures

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Movement of a speech working in production of speech

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babble

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child language acquisition meaningless sequences of consonants and vowels

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canonical babbling

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Continuous repetition of sequences of vowels and consonants

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variegated babbling

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Production of meaningless consonant dial sequences by infants

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holophrastic stage

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Consonance that occur before the ryme

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telegraphic

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Free steering chart language acquisition children use utterances composed primarily of content words

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overgenerilization

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Relationship between child and adult application of the rules relative to certain context

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complexive concept

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Term used in the study a child language acquisitionIn a single word

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overextension

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Study of child language acquisition relationship between child and adult perception of word meaning

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underextension

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Application of the a smaller set of objects usualMature adult speech

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relational term

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Turned that relates to another term

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deictic expressions

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Word or expression that takes its meaning relative to the time place and speaker of utterance

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infant directed speech

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Species by parents or caregivers communicating with young children or infants

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child directed speech

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Species by parents or caregivers communicating with young children or infants

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attention getters

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Word or phrase used to initiate an address to children

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attention holders

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Tactic used to maintain children’s attention for extended amount of time

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conversational turns

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Species by parents or caregivers communicating with young children or infants

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biligual

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commanding two langugaes

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multilingual

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commanding three or more langugages

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simultanious bilingualism

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learning two languages from infancy

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sequentail bilingualism

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learning another lanugae teenager or adult

37
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code switching

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words or structural elements from more langugaes

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langugae mixing

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words or structural elements from more langugaes

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second language aquisition

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process of learing anoter langugae

40
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foreign accent

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mandated by another langugae similar to speaker