behaviuorism in language
- Created by: serena.sangha
- Created on: 19-11-22 10:02
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- Behaviourism (11)
- positive reinforcement
- rewarding behaviours that are satisfactory
- rewarding a child for articulating
- rewarding behaviours that are satisfactory
- negative reinforcement
- this slows language development
- this is an outdated theory in linguistics because a child cannot come to learning language acquisition with a blank slate
- a child cannot imitate every single pattern made in speech
- behavviourism in language is when a child makes connections based on repeated previous experiences with a certain stimulus
- classical conditioning is learning through asssosiation
- an example of this is Pavlov getting a dog to salivate with the ringing of a bell
- operant conditioning is learning through consequences/ positive and negative reinforcement
- an example of this is Skinner's box with the rat
- behaviourism is criticised because children make mistakes that adults do not make
- positive reinforcement
- sanctioning/ expressing diisatifaction for unsatisfactory behaviours
- not giving a child a cookie
- negative reinforcement
- this slows language development
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