مناقشـــة, مراجعـــة, اسألة..لــ علم اللغة النفســي Psycholinguistics

[دمعة الأحلام]

مشكوره ياقمر ياسلوفه بانتظار بقية المحاضرات وياليت تشوفي الينا سالفة الكتاب

[مفتاح العلم]

بالنسبة للواجب الثالث في اي محاضرة احصل الاجابات

[السالفة مليون]

أسئلة المحاضرات الــ 12,13

1- is almost the mirror image of the speaker’s task
A-The hearer’s task
B- lateralized
C-All the answers


2-After a word has been retrieved, its full phonological representation is checked against what has been heard. This is called................................1
A-post-access matching
B-borrowing
c-All the answers


3- a..............................like TLAT, ZNER, and MROCK, are rejected very rapidly in a lexical decision task
A- Impossible non-words
B-possible non-words
C-All the answers

4-a.............................like SKERN, PLIM, and FLOOP, take longer to reject
A-Impossible non-words
B-possible non-words
C-All the answers


5- A word’s ...................consists of all the lexical items that share an initial sequence of phonemes
A-lateralized
B-cohort
C-All the answers

6- A factor that affects retrieval times for words is ....................1
A- neighborhood density
B- The dichotic listening experiment
C-All the answers

7- A word's .........................consists of all the lexical items that are phonologically similar
A-neighborhood
B- cohort
C- All the answers

8- all aspects of human biology are directly encoded in our...................1
A-electrodes
B- DNA
C-All the answers

9- Researchers began genetic investigations by........................1
A- conducting pedigree studies.
B-a unilingual mode
C-All the answers

10- showed that members of over three generations of one family had suffered from specific language impairment (SLI), dyslexia, and other language disorders, indicating that genetic anomalies associated with language development can be inherited.
A-Gopnik (1990, 1997)
B-Levelt
C-All the answers

11- A major breakthrough came with the discovery by Lai and colleagues (Lai et al. 2001) of a specific gene, ................., that was implicated in the language disorders of an extended family.
A- FOXP2
B- DNA
C-All the answers

12-The disorder was attributable to a mutation of the .................gene, which was transmitted by heredity.
A-FOXP2
B-DNA
C-All the answers

13-If a mutated version of a gene is responsible for language disorders, it is reasonable to infer that an intact version of that gene is implicated in normal language development and representation. It was suggested that a ........................... had been discovered.
A-“gene for language”
B-FOXP2
C-All the answers

14-The .................gene is associated with the development of other parts of human anatomy unrelated to language, including the lung, the gut, and the heart.
A-FOXP2
B-“gene for language”
C-All the answers

15-a......................a gene that is not confined to Homo sapiens; it is also found in other mammals, including mice (Marcus and Fisher 2003).
A-FOXP2
B-“gene for language”
C-All the answers

16-it is important to remember that it cannot be the gene for language
A-FOXP2
B-DNA
C-All the answers

[السالفة مليون]

المحاضرة 14 مراجعه

[كلي حركتآت..!]

يعطيك العافييييهه سلوفهه

[قمر الدراسة]

?(What does it mean regressive saccades in (Eye Movement

[AL-HARBI ' e ']

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة قمر الدراسة

?(What does it mean regressive saccades in (Eye Movement

Regressive Saccades and Eye Movement

I think both meaning are same

كلها بمعني واحد أي بمعني حركه العين , لان هذي وحدة من التجارب في اللاب

تحياتي

[ابوشاهين]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة قمر الدراسة

?(What does it mean regressive saccades in (Eye Movement

زي ما ذكر اخوي الحربي معنها حركة العين أو البؤبؤ اثناء القراءة !!!!

وكل ماظل النظر ممعن في الكلمة fixation time كل ما اخذ وقت اطول !!

وطبعا كله في ثواني او جزء من الثانية

والتجربة كشفت ان ان لما العين ما تتحرك غالبا ما تكون مع الكلمات الغير مكرره وغير مستعمله بستمرار !!

[السالفة مليون]

الكتاب غامض , لكن بحااول اطلع شي مفيد فيه

[السالفة مليون]

Lexical ambiguity

How ambiguity is dealt with in sentence
processing is of central concern in psycholinguistics, because ambiguity
is rampant in human language. The majority of the 1,000 most
common words in English are multiply ambiguous. Yet, people are
rarely aware of making decisions about word meaning, and getting the correct meaning given a specific sentence context tends to be very easy.
The only exception to this is the garden path sentence