Language Development Flashcards

1
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Vowel-like vocalizations

What am I?

A

Cooing

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2
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Vowel-consonant combinations

What am I?

A

Babbling

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3
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What do children do at 8-10 months with gestures?

A
  • Communicate request (reach toward toy & look at mom)
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4
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What do children do at 11-12 months with gestures?

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  • Referential: communicate something about environment
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5
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What are holophrases? Give an example?

3pts

A
  • One-word utterances
  • Convey an entire sentence worth of meaning

Ex- the child may say “mine” to say “this is my toy and I don’t want you to play with it”

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6
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Errors in word usage: Overextension

Give an example

A

Occurs when a child uses a single word to refer to multiple objects or concepts, instead of using different words for different things

  • Ex- a child may refer a horse as a dog
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Errors in word usage: Underextension

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  • They don’t apply labels they know to things for which the labels are appropriate

Ex- a child may refer robins etc as birds but not apply it to ostriches

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8
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Errors in word usage: Coining

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Creating new words to label objects

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9
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Explanations for Overextensions:
Infer meaning of words from perceptual features of their referents

What concept is this?

A

Semantic Features Hypothesis

When referring to dog, you may think of the sound, what it looks like etc

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10
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Explanations for Overextensions:
Infer meanings of words from functions of their referents

What concept is this?

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Functional Core Explanation

Ex- when you think of hammer, you may refer to what its function is

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11
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What are telegraphic sentences? When does it occur?

Give an example.

5pts

A
  • 2-3 word utterances
    -consist solely of content words
    -omit less meaningful words
    -begin around 1½ to 2 years

Ex- “Kitty tired”, “I hungry”

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12
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Applying rules of grammar even to irregular cases.

What concept is this? Give an example

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Overregularization

adding “ed” to breaked instead of saying broken

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13
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What learning theory surrounds shaping and reinforcement?

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Reinforcement model

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14
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What learning theory surrounds imitation?

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Social learning

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15
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What is motherese?

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Baby talk - form of language mothers often use when talking to babies

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16
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What is recasting?

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Response to speech that restates it using a different structure

17
Q

What is expansion?

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When you take words your child says about what they see and do and repeat them while adding the missing words to make it more grammatically correct

18
Q

Nativist position:

Children infer rules of language from the speech they hear.

What concept is this?

A

Language Acquisition Device

19
Q

What two parts of the brain are for specialization and language? What are their specificities?

2pts

A

Broca’s Area: Language production
Wernicke’s area: Language comprehension

20
Q

Period when most sensitive to environmental stimulus.

What concept is this?

A

Critical period