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12 Cards in this Set
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Behavioral Theory
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Skinner
Behavior is learned Language is learned or conditioned reinforcorement and punishment |
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Operant Conditioning
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All Behavior is learned
Behavior is modified or changed by the event that follows |
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Psycholinguistic Theory
Syntax Theory |
Chomsky
stressing language from or syntax as the basis for language acquisition Children are born with language acquisition Needs linguiustic input to activiate |
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Psycholinguistics Theory
Semantice/Cognitive |
Sematics is a critical component of language
Generative system and not innate |
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Sociolinguistic Theory
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Motivation for acquisition and use of language
used to communicate and to be social Language is developed because people are motivated to use it |
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When does babbling begin
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about 4 months
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what type of babbling occurs in the birht to 6 mo range
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cv or vc babbling
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Reduplicated babbling
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6-7 mo
CV or VC syllables |
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Echolalia
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8-12 mo
imitates vocal or verbal behaviors repeats prosody as well |
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Variegated Babbling
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about 8 mo
VCV or CVC |
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Jargon
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7-10 mo
long stream of syllable and may have some real words With adult like prosody |
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Browns 14 Morphemes
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1. present progressive -ing
2. preposistions- in, on, under 3. plurals - regular 4. irregular plurals- past tense not -ed 5. possessive marker 6. uncontractable copula 7. articles 8. regular past tense 9. third person singular- regular 10 third person singular- irregular 11. uncontractable auxillary 12. contractable copula 13. Contractable auxillary |
