Language and the Brain 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyBiological PsychologyUniversityAll boards Created by: Meg FraserCreated on: 07-01-18 14:34 Where is Broca's area? Posterior section of inferior frontal gyrus 1 of 20 Where is Wernicke's area? Posterior section of superior temporal gyrus 2 of 20 Where does Wernicke's area receive input from? Sensory areas 3 of 20 Where does Broca's area receive signals from? Wernicke's area 4 of 20 Where are auditory fields located bilaterally? Superior temporal gyrus 5 of 20 What is Wernicke's aphasia an impairment in? Language comprehension 6 of 20 What is Broca's aphasia an impairment in? Language production 7 of 20 What are phonemes? Basic linguistic sound units which may have meaning 8 of 20 What are graphemes? Written out sound units 9 of 20 What is lexicon? Dictionary in the brain 10 of 20 What is the lexical route? Lexicon-sound mapping with irregular words 11 of 20 What is the grapheme-phoneme conversion route? Phonological recording with pseudo words 12 of 20 What is surface dyslexia? Impairment in the ability to read irregular words 13 of 20 What is phonological dyslexia? Impairment in the ability to read pronounceable pseudo words 14 of 20 What is intact in both surface and phonological dyslexia? Comprehension 15 of 20 Deep dyslexia is similar to phonological dyslexia but has additional _________ reading problems Semantic 16 of 20 What is the most famous language-related ERP component? N400 17 of 20 What stimuli does N400 peak for? Semantic-incongruent 18 of 20 What does the brain integrate at the same time to access for comprehension? Word meaning and world knowledge 19 of 20 What stimuli does P600 peak for? Syntactically incorrect 20 of 20
Discuss what you think would happen to a child’s language development if they had no contact with other people? 0.0 / 5
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