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Define aphasia
a loss of ability to produce and/or understand ordinary language
What type of aphasia did Gabby Giffords incur?
Nonfluent aphasia
True/False: there are separate areas of the brain, one responsible for comprehension of language and one responsible for production of language.
True
Damage to the left frontal lobe of the brain, especially in a region known as ____________ area usually produces a pattern of symptoms known as non-fluent aphasia
Broca’s
Damage to a brain site called ________ area usually involves a pattern known as fluent aphasia
Wernicke’s
The organization of language relies on well-defined ___________ in how individual words are used and put together in phrases
patterns
True/False: Children who are bilingual learn both languages as quick as monolingual children learn their single language
True
What does the Wolf Children study help us conclude about lanuage?
There’s a critical period when we CAN learn language and we need to have someone to speak to
Definition of phonology?
The study of sounds that are used to convey language
Definition of speech segmentation?
This guy is falling vs the sky is falling
What is coarticulation?
When phonemes overlap
When do you figure out each words’ syntactic role?
When you parse a sentence
____________ lead you to expect _________ sentences instead of __________ sentences
Garden-path, active voice, passive voice
Piaget vs Vygotsky
Piaget said you can only learn specific things at specific stages but Vygotsky said you can learn it earlier if someone more experienced shows you how
prescriptive rules
rules describing how language is supposed to be
descriptive rules
how language is actually used