child language acquisition 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageChild language acquisitionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Emilytay13Created on: 15-05-17 16:44 what are the features of CDS? repetition and repeated phrases,childs name rather than pronouns, present tense, one word utterances and short sentences 1 of 25 what is the language acquisition support system(LASS)? the childs interaction with the adults around them and how this interaction supports language development 2 of 25 what is meant by object permanence? the awareness that objects continue to exist even when they are no longer visible 3 of 25 what were jean aitchinsons three stages and when? 1987; labelling, packaging, networking 4 of 25 AITCHINSON what is meant by labelling? connecting sounds and objects e.g mummy=the person 5 of 25 AITCHINSON which stage is it where you understand a range of meaning? packaging 6 of 25 AITCHINSON what is the networking stage? grasping the connection between words e.g antonyms, synonym and hyponyms 7 of 25 what kind approach did chomsky take? a nativist approach 8 of 25 what did chomsky believe? that we are all born with the innate ability to acquire language 9 of 25 what did chomsky say about our brains when we are exposed to speech? our brains are programmed to make sense of it 10 of 25 what does chomsky call the part of the brain programmed to understand language? Language Acquisition Device (LAD) 11 of 25 what does chomsky used the LAD to explain? how children globally appear to acquire language at approx the same rate 12 of 25 what phrase did chomsky create to explain the shared structures of different langugaes? Universal Grammar 13 of 25 what is social intercation? the idea that children develop language through interaction with carers, associated with Skinner 14 of 25 what is positive reinforcement? when a behaviour is rewarded including verbal praise to encourage the behaviour to be repeated 15 of 25 what is negative reinforcement? when an undesirable behaviour is unrewarded with the intention of it will not be repeated 16 of 25 what kind of theorists are behaviourists? those who believe that language is acquired through imitation and reinforcement 17 of 25 what is the vegetative stage? sounds of discomfort or reflexive actions 18 of 25 which stage do you go through when you are 0-4 months vegetative 19 of 25 what is the cooing stage? comfort sounds and vocal play using open mouthed vowel sounds 20 of 25 how old are you when you go through the cooing stage 4-7 months 21 of 25 what is the stage where a baby repeats patters of consonants and vowel sounds? babbling 22 of 25 how old are you when you go through the babbling stage? 6-12 months 23 of 25 what is the proto words stage? word-like vocalisations, not matching actual words but used consistently for the same meaning 24 of 25 what age do you go through the proto word stage? 9-12 months 25 of 25
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