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6. What is social speech?

  • All about communicating with and influencing the world in which we live in.
  • All about children using language to play and create imaginary scenarios.
  • All about children using language to help make sense of the world they are experiencing
  • All about children using language in a creative format to create stories, etc.

7. What does the approach suggest?

  • Children can only use a certain linguistic structure when they understand the concept.
  • Children have an innate ability to acquire language.
  • Children acquire language from positive and negative reinforcement.
  • A parents influence is vital to a child's acqusition of language.

8. What was challanged?

  • The idea that to understand language you need to understand the concept behind it
  • The idea of egocentric speech
  • The idea of social speech
  • The idea that language is innate

9. What is egocentric speech?

  • All about children using language to help make sense of the world they are experiencing, and to order and classify their environment. Usually used when alone.
  • All about children using language to play and create imaginary scenarios.
  • All about communicating with and influencing the world in which we live in.
  • All about children using language in a creative format to create stories, etc.

10. Which of the following show a weakness in Piaget's theory?

  • Children repeat the language of those around them.
  • It is proven children need to understand concepts behind words before being able to use them.
  • Piaget does not explain how those with learning difficulties are linguistically fluent.
  • Positive reinforcement is the only way for a child to acquire language.

11. Who developed the approach?

  • Piaget
  • Vgotsky
  • Skinner
  • Bruner