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Damage to this area of the brain causes difficulty in speaking fluently
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Broca's Area damage--Broca's area aphasia
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Damage to this area of the brain causes difficulty in producing meaningful speech.
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Wernicke's area damage--Wernicke's aphasia
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The shortest segment of speech that changes the meaning of a word.
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Phoneme
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Grouping a sentence into phrases to determine its meaning
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Parsing
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Who proposed that humans are genetically programmed to acquire and use language?
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Noam Chomsky
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Not a property that makes human language unique
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Communication
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Take a word and delete a phoneme. Replace the missing phoneme with a non-speech sound (such as a clang or a cough). People will swear they actually heard the missing phoneme.
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Phonemic restoration effect
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The physiological ERP response to the stimulus sentence "cats won't bake" shows a ______ peak at 400 ms after stimulus presentation.
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large negative
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George Foreman: "At our ranch in Marshall, Texas, there are lots of ponds and I take the kids out and we fish. And then of course, we grill them." That a reader understands "them" appropriately is the result of a(n) _______ _________.
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anaphoric inference
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