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GRE Psy - Language

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Phonology   study of speech sounds  
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phonemes   the basic units of sound in language  
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morphemes   The smallest units of meaning in a language.  
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words   a symbol that stands for the object or concept that it names  
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propositions   a unit of meaning that is made up of concepts and expresses a single idea  
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subject   who or what the sentence is about  
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predicate   tells what the subject is or does  
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phrases   a small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit  
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sentence   A group of words that expresses a complete thought  
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parsing   mental grouping of words in a sentence into phrases  
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constituents   a linguistic unit that is a component of a larger and more complex unit  
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ambiguity   uncertainty or inexactness of meaning in language  
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garden path sentences   sentences that begin by appearing to mean one thing  
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on-line measurement    
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off-line measurement    
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reinforcement   any event that strengthens the behavior it follows  
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inborn competence    
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prelinguistic   vocalizations made by the infant before the use of language  
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linguistic   pertaining to language  
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motherese   infant-directed speech  
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comprehension   the action or capability of understanding something  
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production   The process of creating words and ideas  
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whorfian hypothesis   the language we learn influences how we think  
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Thought determines language hypothesis    
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modularity position   language is independent from other cognitive systems  
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unique human ability   thinking  
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animal language   Animals communicate with sound and physical movement  
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language production   the structured and conventional expression of thoughts through words  
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Broca's area   controls language expression  
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language comprehension   understanding what others say (or sign or write)  
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Wernicke's area   controls language reception  
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Skinner & Mowrer   associated with reinforcement  
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Chomsky (language acquisition)   associated with inborn competence  
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Whorf   associated with Whorfian hypothesis  
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Brown   associated with thought determines language hypothesis  
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Fodor   associated with modularity position  
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Chomsky (language in nonhuman species)   associated with unique human ability  
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Gardner & Rumbaugh   associated with animal language  
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Broca   associated with language production/aphasia  
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Wernicke   associated with language comprehension/aphasia  
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