Psycholinguistics Quiz 2 (56 MCQs)

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1. Disorders due to organ imperfection are as follows. except
2. "Give cookie" is an utterance made in which stage.
3. It is the study of the patterns which dictate how words are combined to form sentences.
4. What is the name of the scientific study of the human mind and behavior?
5. The study of the mental representations and processes involved in language use
6. Consciousness is ..... because it's opposed to the material world, it's independent from the world of objects.
7. The linguistic and philosophical study of meaning
8. What factors influence the occurrence of code mixing and interference?
9. The interdisciplinary, scientific study of the mind and its processes (of language, perception, memory, attention, reasoning, & emotion)
10. According to Chomsky, children .....
11. This is concerned with the role of context in the interpretation of meaning.
12. The approach used in the 1994 curriculum and KTSP is .....
13. The set of rules, principles, and processes that govern the structure of sentences in a given language, specifically word order
14. The retrieval of a word depends on .....
15. Language and culture and social interaction are the two factors affecting the cognitive development of a person according to .....
16. Which region in the brain is responsible for the production of language?
17. Instead of saying, "I'm not going, " the child says, "No me go." This component of language is called ..... ?
18. Who was the first to introduce the term psycholinguistics?
19. This deals with the meaning of words and sentences.
20. Which areas does psycholinguistics comprise?
21. Whats is Phsycholinguistics?
22. When children are exposed to additional languages at age three or older, they are considered .....
23. Which type of memory is this?It can be used to remember a phone number that has just been recited, but after you dial it you completely erase it from your memory.
24. The systematic organization of sounds in languages
25. An example of a Verbal filler is .....
26. The recognition that children who pretend they are reading or writing understand a lot about literacy belongs to which approach
27. A language that has a consistent relationship between graphemes and sounds can be said to
28. Smallest unit of language that carries meaning
29. Mental symptoms that can determine the relationship between something we know or an activity that involves our brain working.
30. Mental block can cause a person to be less successful in acquiring a second language. Mental blocks are also called .....
31. It is the study of word structures, especially the relationships between related words.
32. A set of semantic, syntactic, morphological, and phonological categories and rules that underlie humans' ability to speak and understand
33. English is Greg' L1. His family moves to Colombia. He learns Spanish fluently there . What phenomenon is it?
34. In top-down processing, a person
35. Which part of the brain handles one's speech?
36. What is the supporting theory mentioned in the prsentation?
37. When a person is able to learn a second language without experiencing interference with the first language, then this is referred to as:
38. Psycholinguistics as a field of science that uses linguistic theory to analyze the mental processes that form the basis of human language behavior.
39. Innate linguistic knowledge consisting of a set of principles common to all languages is called..
40. What is the name of the scientific study of language-analysis of form, meaning, and context?
41. Non-fluent aphasia refers to:
42. Adding an affix is an interference in the ..... field
43. How does the psycholinguistics approach influence the writing skill?
44. Disorders due to medical factors, one of which is speech mechanism disorders. What is a speech disorder caused by a lung disorder called?
45. Stage of language acquisition in which the use of vowel and consonant sounds, as well as their combinations.
46. Which hemisphere of the brain is thought to be related to language acquisition?
47. When there is a breakdown in the Conceptual Preparation Stage, we call it a .....
48. A pause is .....
49. Language consists of various sound symbols to denote some objects, occurrence or meanings.
50. There are 4 stages (periods) of the history of the development of language learning. The phonetic method was developed in the ..... period
51. Bambang studied English because he wanted to get a promotion in his office. This shows a functioning motivation .....
52. What is the name of Jacob Robert's student who wrote an article entitled "Language and Psycholinguistics; a review" ?
53. Which of the following is a method of the psycholinguistics approach?
54. Age is one of the determinants of language learning. Adults are faster in terms of acquiring .....
55. The scientific study of internal mental processes such as how people think, perceive, and communicate
56. Piaget has been criticised for underestimating what factor in language development?