Psycholinguistic Modules Flashcards

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Printed Word Recognition

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Processes at Work:

Orthographic knowledge
Abstract letter identification
Orthographic Input Lexicon - Word spelling; no meaning or pronunciation concept

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Reading Aloud

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Route depends on whether the word is a real word or not.
Routes:
Lexical/Semantic Route
Non-Lexical/Letter-Sound Route

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Semantic Dementia

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No comprehension, but could read aloud well (includes exceptional words

The reading route from orthographic input to phonological output lexicon

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Understanding Printed Words

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Printed words > Abstract letter identification > orthographic input lexicon > Semantic system > phonological output lexicon > speech

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5
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Speaking

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Includes : 
Semantics
Phonological Output Lexicon
Buffer
Speech Component
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6
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Speaking - Semantics

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Selecting Meaning

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Speaking - Phonological Output Lexicon

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Phonological representation of spoken words in the speaker’s vocabulary

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8
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Speaking - Buffer

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Sound assembling of spoken words

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9
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Speaking - Speech Component

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Phonemic context specification and neuromuscular events determination

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10
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Picture/Object Recognition

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Part of the language processing system

Visual Object Recognition System
Semantic System

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Picture/Object Recognition - Visual Object Recognition System

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Structural and functional description of visual objects

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12
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Picture/Object Recognition - Semantic System

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Not essential for reading aloud but is needed for object naming

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13
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Recognition and Repetition of Speech

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Includes:
Echolalia
Recognition with Understanding

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14
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Recognition and Repetition of Speech - Echolalia

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Don’t understand what you’re repeating

Path :
Auditory phonological analysis > Acoustic to phonological converter > speech

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Recognition and Repetition of Speech - Recognition with Understanding

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Path:

Auditory phonological analysis > Phonological Input Lexicon (semantics) > Phonological output lexicon > Speech

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16
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Spelling and Writing

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Writing Path:

Phonological Output lexicon (for spoken words) >

Orthographic Output Lexicon (producing written words with input from the semantic system OR retrieval of written word from Orthographic output lexicon) >

Sound to spelling system

17
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Word Deafness

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No comprehension of spoken language

No repetition

Confusion with deafness

Fluent and normal verbal output

Preserved reading/writing/spelling

18
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Optic Aphasia

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Left parietal/temporal lobe

Disorder in verbally identifying visually presented objects and words

Intact recognition - preserved ability to mim and tactually name

19
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Orthographic knowledge

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spelling knowledge of real words, mental dictionary

20
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Abstract Letter Identification

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Letters and fonts recognition

21
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Orthographic Input Lexicon

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Word Spelling: every known word has a representation in the mental dictionary

No meaning or pronunciation concept