Chapter 12 Flashcards

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Cognitive growth continues through ?

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throughout life

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Throughout life vocabulary and pragmatics skills especially continue to grow:
But with aging, there is a slow decline in ?

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language comprehension, understanding syntactically complex sentences, and inferencing

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If a child is exposed to a second language after what age will she have an accent?

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Age 8

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Early exposure to a second language leads to :

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Better judgments of grammatical correctness

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What kind of benefits does fluent bilingualism have for both children and adults:

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great linguistic and cognitive benefits

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Research in Canada (Ellen Bialystok) showed:

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Bilingual adults (French & English) had 5-7 years later onset of dementia than those with monolingual skills.

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Pleasure reading may decline in adolescence, especially for ?

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Boys

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The biggest change in adolescents and adults is in executive function. What is executive function?

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the ability to engage actively with print and to read and write with purpose

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Posnick-Goodwin (2015). The great divide: Print or digital? California Educator, 19(7), 37-39.

Looked at the preferences of current students and research about digital vs. print books

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Current Middle school kids said they prefer print books than digital books.
Most college students prefer print to digital.
Students feel: Retain more w/ print, very distracted when reading digitally.

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10
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Jantz, G.L. (2012). #hooked: The pitfalls of media, technology, and social networking. Lake Mary, Florida: Charisma Media.

How many Facebook users are there worldwide?
How many hours do Facebook users spend logged on, in one month?

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There are 500 million Facebook users worldwide, or 1 out of every 13 people on earth

Many Facebook users spend 24 hours a month logged on to Facebook

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How many active monthly users does Instagram have?

How many U.S. Instagram users in 2015?

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300 Million

77.6 Million

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According to DailyMail how many tasks do we use our smart phones to carry out every day?

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221 tasks

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According to DailyMail many of us pick up our phones more than _____ times each week?

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1500 times

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According to DailyMail average owners use their phones for how many hours in a day?

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3hrs, and 16 min

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15
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Gold, 2015

Once Children hit the tween years 10-12, how many hours do they spend texting a day?

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One hour

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Gold, 2015
How many text messages does they average
teen 13-17, send a month?

17
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Gold 2015

What percentage of teens use social networking sites?

18
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Expository monologues is:

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when a speaker is teaching information to others.

19
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Children, adolescents, and adults use greater ______

_____ during expository monologues that in regular conversations.

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Syntactic Complexity

20
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There is an increase in use of bridging devices to provide continuity, also increases use of ?

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Dependent Clauses

21
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Adverbial Disjuncts :

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Comment on the speakers attitude toward the content of the connected sentence.

e.g. Honestly, to my surprise, in my opinion.

22
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Adverbial Conjuncts:

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More common in literature than conversations .
Cohesive and connective devices signaling a logical relationship between sentences.
To conclude, as a result of, never the less

23
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The ability to defy idioms increases with ?

24
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Some older people may have increased difficulties in ?

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Word retrieval and naming

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Many older people use _____ _______ | such as "things" in place of specific names.
Indefinite words
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What decreases in working memory
Reflects
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Conversational Abilities Teen utterances are contingent, what does contingent mean? Adults use topic shading, what is topic shading?
Contingent: related to what was just said Topic Shading: this utterance includes some aspect of the preceding utterance but shifts the focus of concern. e.g.Speaker A: “Can you believe that Game of Thrones is going into another season?” Speaker B: “Yeah, some of my favorites are going into another season too. Can’t wait till the next season of Big Bang Theory. I wonder what’s going to happen with Sheldon and Amy.”
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Older adults: Less accurate in answering questions about a ______ they have just heard or read. Possibly due to the decline in _____ ______.
Narrative Working Memory
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Narratives of seniors have more words, but contain more _____ ______.
Irrelevant content
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Speaking Styles: Often adults use clear speech-listener oriented and used on formal occasions. What are some examples ?
Slower, more pauses, greater pitch range, more precise articulation.
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Gender Differences: Remember ______ influences.
Cultural
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Gender Differences: | Who uses more polite words like please and thank you ?
Women
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Men talk ___ in public and ____ at home.
More in public. | Less at home.
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Men tend to lecture, while women view themselves as ?
Conversational facilitaros.
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Adult Listeners are more likely to interrupt a ____ then a ____.
Woman, then a man.
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What do men rarely converse about ? | They use conversations as opportunities for ?
Personal feelings Debater or Competition
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Women see conversation as a way to ?
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