Question 1

There are some patients with word deafness who still have intact repetition, a condition called:

Accepted Answer

A) Profound deafness 
B) Synaptic deafness 
C) Word meaning deafness 
D) Congenital deafness 
E) Conductive deafness 
A) Profound deafness 
B) Synaptic deafness 
C) Word meaning deafness 
D) Congenital deafness 
E) Conductive deafness C

Question 2

Which perspective states that capacity limitations arise from the architecture of the language system, and from individual differences in reading experience?

Accepted Answer

A) Prototypical perspective 
B) Context-sensitive perspective 
C) Insubordinate perspective 
D) Autonomous perspective 
E) Connectionist perspective 
A) Prototypical perspective 
B) Context-sensitive perspective 
C) Insubordinate perspective 
D) Autonomous perspective 
E) Connectionist perspective E

Question 3

Who argued that language processing makes use of two distinct working memory systems; one dedicated to controlled verbally mediated tasks, and one dedicated to automatic, obligatory "routine" language processing?

Accepted Answer

A) Waters and Caplan 
B) Skinner 
C) Piaget 
D) Gardner 
E) Bowerman 
A) Waters and Caplan 
B) Skinner 
C) Piaget 
D) Gardner 
E) Bowerman A

Question 4

Inner speech is produced by the:

Accepted Answer

A) Central executive 
B) Speech production system, but it stops short of full articulation 
C) Visuo-spatial sketchpad 
D) Pragmatic system 
E) Speech production system, through to full articulation 
A) Central executive 
B) Speech production system, but it stops short of full articulation 
C) Visuo-spatial sketchpad 
D) Pragmatic system 
E) Speech production system, through to full articulation

Question 5

In the two-word repetition task, the participant has to:

Accepted Answer

A) Repeat pairs of words back 
B) Remember a number of words and nonwords 
C) Remember a number of nonwords 
D) Repeat single words back aloud 
E) Repeat back as many digits as possible in a sequence 
A) Repeat pairs of words back 
B) Remember a number of words and nonwords 
C) Remember a number of nonwords 
D) Repeat single words back aloud 
E) Repeat back as many digits as possible in a sequence

Question 6

The contents of the phonological stores are those items in long-term representations that have become highly activated. All levels of linguistic processing may correspond to components of working memory. This is the:

Accepted Answer

A) Multiple components idea 
B) Sensitive access idea 
C) Discriminate idea 
D) Collective components idea 
E) Single components idea 
A) Multiple components idea 
B) Sensitive access idea 
C) Discriminate idea 
D) Collective components idea 
E) Single components idea

Question 7

The main role for the phonological loop is now thought to be limited to:

Accepted Answer

A) Word recognition 
B) Repletion skills 
C) Recall skills 
D) Learning new words 
E) Parsing 
A) Word recognition 
B) Repletion skills 
C) Recall skills 
D) Learning new words 
E) Parsing

Question 8

Understanding speech necessitates the auditory analysis of incoming speech in order to access a representation of stored spoken word forms. This happens in the:

Accepted Answer

A) Phonological input store 
B) Articulatory control output system 
C) Phonological output store 
D) Central executive 
E) Visuo-spatial sketchpad 
A) Phonological input store 
B) Articulatory control output system 
C) Phonological output store 
D) Central executive 
E) Visuo-spatial sketchpad

Question 9

McCarthy and Warrington observed that some patients showed impairment to a passive phonological store involved in unrelated word list repetition, but were good at repeating sentences, and others showed an impairment to a memory system involving meaningful sentence repetition, but could repeat lists of unrelated words. This is called:

Accepted Answer

A) Alignment 
B) Backwards translation 
C) Central translation 
D) Association 
E) Double dissociation 
A) Alignment 
B) Backwards translation 
C) Central translation 
D) Association 
E) Double dissociation

Question 10

The size or efficacy of working memory capacity determines:

Accepted Answer

A) Mathematical skills 
B) Spatial skills 
C) Second language acquisition 
D) Recognition skills 
E) Reading span 
A) Mathematical skills 
B) Spatial skills 
C) Second language acquisition 
D) Recognition skills 
E) Reading span

Question 11

The neuropsychological data suggest that there are:

Accepted Answer

A) Distinct lexical systems for reading and writing, but listening and speaking use the same lexical system 
B) Distinct lexical systems for listening and speaking, but reading and writing use the same lexical system 
C) No distinct lexical systems; reading, writing, listening, and speaking use the same lexical system 
D) No distinct lexical systems for speaking and writing, but distinct lexical systems for reading and listening 
E) Distinct lexical systems for reading, writing, listening, and speaking 
A) Distinct lexical systems for reading and writing, but listening and speaking use the same lexical system 
B) Distinct lexical systems for listening and speaking, but reading and writing use the same lexical system 
C) No distinct lexical systems; reading, writing, listening, and speaking use the same lexical system 
D) No distinct lexical systems for speaking and writing, but distinct lexical systems for reading and listening 
E) Distinct lexical systems for reading, writing, listening, and speaking

Question 12

Impairment of the phonological loop hinders the ability to repeat words and nonwords; a condition known as:

Accepted Answer

A) Repetition disorder 
B) Anomia 
C) Aphasia 
D) Alzheimer´s disease 
E) Dyslexia 
A) Repetition disorder 
B) Anomia 
C) Aphasia 
D) Alzheimer´s disease 
E) Dyslexia

Question 13

How many routes can be used for word repetition?

Accepted Answer

A) One 
B) Two 
C) Four 
D) Five 
E) Three 
A) One 
B) Two 
C) Four 
D) Five 
E) Three

Question 14

Which of the following predicts success at foreign language vocabulary acquisition?

Accepted Answer

A) Matching skills 
B) Recognition skills 
C) Nonword repetition skills 
D) Conservation skills 
E) Spatial skills 
A) Matching skills 
B) Recognition skills 
C) Nonword repetition skills 
D) Conservation skills 
E) Spatial skills

Question 15

The idea that a central memory capacity is used in language comprehension is known as the:

Accepted Answer

A) Magnetism theory of comprehension 
B) Determinism theory of centrality 
C) Stem-only theory of articulation 
D) Purkinje theory of comprehension 
E) Capacity theory of comprehension 
A) Magnetism theory of comprehension 
B) Determinism theory of centrality 
C) Stem-only theory of articulation 
D) Purkinje theory of comprehension 
E) Capacity theory of comprehension

Question 16

The degree of ASTM impairment influences language function. A span reduced to ____________ items, can have profound consequences for language processing, including single-word processing.

Accepted Answer

A) Two or three 
B) Three or four 
C) Five or six 
D) Seven or eight 
E) One or two 
A) Two or three 
B) Three or four 
C) Five or six 
D) Seven or eight 
E) One or two

Question 17

According to Caplan, most language processes are:

Accepted Answer

A) Slow and mostly automatic 
B) Fast and mostly voluntary 
C) Mandatory and automatic 
D) Optional and automatic 
E) Fast, optional, and mostly automatic 
A) Slow and mostly automatic 
B) Fast and mostly voluntary 
C) Mandatory and automatic 
D) Optional and automatic 
E) Fast, optional, and mostly automatic

Question 18

Language research suggests that there are/is:

Accepted Answer

A) One phonological store involved in the phonological loop-the input buffer 
B) Three phonological stores involved in the phonological loop-the semantic conceptualization store, the input buffer, and the output buffer 
C) Four phonological stores involved in the phonological loop-the semantic store, the conceptualization store, the input buffer, and the output buffer 
D) Two phonological stores involved in the phonological loop-the input buffer and the output buffer 
E) An unlimited number of phonological stores involved in the phonological loop 
A) One phonological store involved in the phonological loop-the input buffer 
B) Three phonological stores involved in the phonological loop-the semantic conceptualization store, the input buffer, and the output buffer 
C) Four phonological stores involved in the phonological loop-the semantic store, the conceptualization store, the input buffer, and the output buffer 
D) Two phonological stores involved in the phonological loop-the input buffer and the output buffer 
E) An unlimited number of phonological stores involved in the phonological loop

Question 19

Which of the following is considered the phonological buffer of language processing?

Accepted Answer

A) Articulatory control processor 
B) Short-term memory 
C) Central executive 
D) Visuo-spatial sketchpad 
E) Phonological loop 
A) Articulatory control processor 
B) Short-term memory 
C) Central executive 
D) Visuo-spatial sketchpad 
E) Phonological loop

Question 20

Working memory has a number of components; the most important for language is the:

Accepted Answer

A) Chief corporate executive 
B) Short-term memory 
C) Phonological loop 
D) Articulatory control processes 
E) Visuo-spatial sketchpad 
A) Chief corporate executive 
B) Short-term memory 
C) Phonological loop 
D) Articulatory control processes 
E) Visuo-spatial sketchpad

There are some patients with word deafness who still have intact repetition, a condition called:

Which perspective states that capacity limitations arise from the architecture of the language system, and from individual differences in reading experience?

Who argued that language processing makes use of two distinct working memory systems; one dedicated to controlled verbally mediated tasks, and one dedicated to automatic, obligatory "routine" language processing?

Inner speech is produced by the:

In the two-word repetition task, the participant has to:

The contents of the phonological stores are those items in long-term representations that have become highly activated. All levels of linguistic processing may correspond to components of working memory. This is the:

The main role for the phonological loop is now thought to be limited to:

Understanding speech necessitates the auditory analysis of incoming speech in order to access a representation of stored spoken word forms. This happens in the:

The size or efficacy of working memory capacity determines:

The neuropsychological data suggest that there are:

Impairment of the phonological loop hinders the ability to repeat words and nonwords; a condition known as:

How many routes can be used for word repetition?

Which of the following predicts success at foreign language vocabulary acquisition?

The idea that a central memory capacity is used in language comprehension is known as the:

The degree of ASTM impairment influences language function. A span reduced to ____________ items, can have profound consequences for language processing, including single-word processing.

According to Caplan, most language processes are:

Language research suggests that there are/is:

Which of the following is considered the phonological buffer of language processing?

Working memory has a number of components; the most important for language is the:

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Exam 15: The Structure of the Language System

There are some patients with word deafness who still have intact repetition, a condition called:

Which perspective states that capacity limitations arise from the architecture of the language system, and from individual differences in reading experience?

Who argued that language processing makes use of two distinct working memory systems; one dedicated to controlled verbally mediated tasks, and one dedicated to automatic, obligatory "routine" language processing?

Inner speech is produced by the:

In the two-word repetition task, the participant has to:

The contents of the phonological stores are those items in long-term representations that have become highly activated. All levels of linguistic processing may correspond to components of working memory. This is the:

The main role for the phonological loop is now thought to be limited to:

Understanding speech necessitates the auditory analysis of incoming speech in order to access a representation of stored spoken word forms. This happens in the:

The size or efficacy of working memory capacity determines:

The neuropsychological data suggest that there are:

Impairment of the phonological loop hinders the ability to repeat words and nonwords; a condition known as:

How many routes can be used for word repetition?

Which of the following predicts success at foreign language vocabulary acquisition?

The idea that a central memory capacity is used in language comprehension is known as the:

The degree of ASTM impairment influences language function. A span reduced to ____________ items, can have profound consequences for language processing, including single-word processing.

According to Caplan, most language processes are:

Language research suggests that there are/is:

Which of the following is considered the phonological buffer of language processing?

Working memory has a number of components; the most important for language is the:

The Study of Language

Describing Language

The Foundations of Language

Language Development

Bilingualism and Second Language Acquisition

Recognizing Visual Words

Reading

Learning to Read and Spell

Understanding Speech

Understanding the Structure of Sentences

Word Meaning

Comprehension

Language Production

How Do We Use Language Introduction

New Directions

Filters