Exam 2 - Chapter 11 Flashcards

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_________ : a system of communication, using sounds or symbols, that enables us to express our thoughts, feelings, ideas and experiences

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Language

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Language: a system of communication, using sounds or symbols, that enables us to express our _________ , feelings, ideas and _________

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  • thoughts

- experiences

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Human Language:

-Goes far beyond _________ with a single message

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signals

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4
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Human Language:

String together & arranges _________

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symbols

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5
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Structure of language -

_________ —small units can be combined to form larger units

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Hierarchical

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Structure of language -

_________ —units are combined in particular ways

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Rule governed

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Human Language:

_________ —occurs whenever there are people

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Universal

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Every known culture has a language with strict _________

People learn/implement these rules without much – -

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  • rules

- thought

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Language learning (initial) is _________ across cultures

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similar

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10
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Understanding language is critical for understanding _________

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cognition

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11
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Language use relies on consistent & well-defined _________

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patterns

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Language is just a series of _________

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rules

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The Structure of Language:

_________ : coherent sequence of words that express the intended meaning of a speaker

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Sentences

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The Structure of Language:

_________ : small group of words that forms a conceptual unit

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Phrases

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The Structure of Language:

  • Sentences
  • Phrases
  • _________
  • Morpheme
  • Phonemes
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Word

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The Structure of Language:

_________ : smallest unit of language that have a definable meaning or grammar function

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Morpheme

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The Structure of Language:

_________ : smallest unit of language (sounds) that change word meaning (/c/at vs /b/ vs /f/)

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Phonemes

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Languages have very few phonemes—English < ___; Hawaiian = ___

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  • 50

- 11

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Perceiving Sounds and Letters-

McGurk effect— _________ information

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visual

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Perceiving Sounds and Letters-

Phoneme restoration effect— _________ knowledge

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Perceiving Sounds and Letters-

Speech segmentation—top-down _________

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_________

Letters easier to identify when presented in a word

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Word superiority effect

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_________ – how we hear individual words out of a noisy signal

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Speech segmentation

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Better at discriminating difference between different phonemes than within the same _________

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_________ : time between when your mouth starts the phoneme and when your vocal cords start to _________
- Voice onset time | - vibrate
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_________ : difference between Ba and Pa
Voice onset time
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_________ – anything that falls between the ba and pa on second graph
Categorical perception
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_________ – what makes something either a Ba or Pa category
Z Curves
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___ graph – can guarantee they are native speaker | ___ graph – probably second language
- Z | - S
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_________ : knowledge of what words mean
Lexicon
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_________ —lists of words/frequencies based on public sources (e.g., newspapers, blogs, Facebook posts)
Corpus
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_________ : Database of what words we know
Lexicon
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_________ – Body of words used
Corpus
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Part of what helps us recognize words with ease is _________
prediction
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_________ —decide whether a letter string is a word or not (‘Yes’ or ‘No’)
Lexical decision task
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_________ : the meaning of words
Semantics
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_________ : rules for combining words to form sentences
Syntax
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_________ - Producing, expressing, or picking up on language
Aphasias
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_________ aphasia—damage to left frontal lobe
Broca’s
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_________ aphasia—damage to Wernicke’s area
Wernicke’s
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Broca’s aphasia—damage to left frontal lobe -_________ aphasia (syntax issues)
Non-fluent speech
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Broca’s aphasia—damage to left frontal lobe - Non-fluent speech aphasia (_________ issues) - Speech is very labored & fragmented
syntax
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Wernicke’s aphasia— | - _________ aphasia (semantic issues)
Smooth production/Fluent
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Wernicke’s aphasia— “_________”—“Sadness cups coffee printer power outage.”
-Word salad
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_________ aphasia – problems with syntax
Broca’s
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Broca’s aphasia – – problems putting words _________ -Non-fluent _________ aphasia
- together | - speech
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Wernicke’s aphasia – Issues with the _________
semantics
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_________ – Peoples language dictates how they think about things
Whorf Hypothesis
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Whorf Hypothesis | -Peoples thinking can be affected by the language that they _________
use