Child Studies Flashcards

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Stephen Krashem

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children better acquire and use language when anxiety removed

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2
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Jean Berko wug experiment

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  • Shown wig

- Showed two wugs, child responded with two wugs - added ‘s’ bound morpheme without prompt

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3
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Leslie Rescorla

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Overheard speech like TV is no substitute for real parental interaction

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4
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Alison Clarke Stewart

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Mothers talk to them
Larger vocabulary
Gives credit to CDS

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5
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Kathryn Nelson

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Mothers who correct child actually hindered development

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6
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Brown/Cazden/Bellugi

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Mothers often respond to truth value rather than grammatical correctness

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7
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Roger Brown

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Parents more likely to correct children on lexical errors

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8
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Clarke & Clarke

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Any form of CDS, even baby talk helps acquire language more quickly

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9
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Vgotsky

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Scaffolding, adults support children through prompts and encouragement

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10
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Skinner

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Behaviourist theory

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11
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Tanner

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Female - child: intimate social interaction builds relationship
Male - child: focuses on indepdendence/practicality

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12
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Bruners LASS

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Language is guided, support system

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13
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what is behaviourist theory

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language acquired through conditioning

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14
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Piaget

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Abstract concepts difficult to understand

Hand in hand with cognitive development

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15
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Jean Aitchisons 3 stages

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Labelling
Packaging
Network Building

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16
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What is labelling

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Linking words to objects

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17
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What is packaging

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Exploring labels and to what they can apply - over/under extension

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18
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Overextension example

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Doggie for all dogs

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19
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Network Building

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Connections between words, synonyms & antonyms

20
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What might errors created in formation of tenses show

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Decoding of language (Chomsky)

21
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Example of contracted copula

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I’m

22
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Example of modal verb

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Shall, Should

23
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‘And’ connective shows

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Beginning to develop clauses

24
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When are Roger Browns morphological affixes seen

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Moving from T to PT

25
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Free morpheme

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Can stand alone e.g. dog

26
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Bound morpheme

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Cannot stand alone e.g ‘s

27
Q

Personal pronoun use - Piaget?

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Children are often egocentric

28
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What do concrete nouns show

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Heightened interest in ones environment

29
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What might absence of abstract nouns show

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Reduced emotional development

30
Q

Lakoff

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Females more likely to use empty adjectives

31
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What do empty adjectives do

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Soften/add friendly elements

32
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Eve Clark

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Empty adjectives among first 50 worlds

33
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Ursula Beluga first stage of negatives example

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No juice

34
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Second stage of negatives

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Daddy not here

Me no want

35
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Third stage of negatives

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Negative attached to auxilluary verb - shall not, could not, will not

36
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Stage one of pronoun acc

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Tom play

37
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Stage 2 of pronoun acc

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Me/I play

38
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Stage 3 of pronoun acc

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Give it to me

I play with the toy

39
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What might glottal stops indicate?

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Underdeveloped vocal chords

Colloquial way of vocalising

40
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Jean Berko/Roger Brown phonology

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Fis/fish

Children are saying correct phrase in head but unable to phonologically express

41
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Instrumental

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Fulfils a need

42
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Regulatory

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Influences others behaviour

43
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Interactional

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Develps/maintains bonds

44
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Personal

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Conveys personal identity

45
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Representational

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convey facts/info

46
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Heuristic

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Learn about environment

47
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Shirley Brice

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Middle class conventions