Exam 8: Language and Communication
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Paul, a textbook author reviewing previous studies, finds that researchers using brain imaging techniques to study autism have found evidence for all of the following except
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What is the definition of the following terms?
-Infant-directed (ID) speech
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-Mean length of utterance (MLU)
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-Perceptual magnet effect
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-Telegraphic speech
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Which theory of early word learning asserts that infants learn language easily because they are guided by a set of assumptions about the possible meanings of new words?
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To track children's grammatical development, language researchers use a measure based on the number of morphemes in children's speech. This measure is known as the
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Sam has not yet acquired all of the morphemes that are commonly used by speakers of English. As a result, he produces utterances like "mommy sock," "more juice," and "no cookie." These utterances are examples of
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Albert, who has autism, exhibits deficits in language that are also found in many other children with autism. These commonly observed deficits include all of the following except
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All of the following statements about early language abilities are accurate except
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Compared with children from higher-income households, children from lower-income families
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What is the definition of the following terms?
-Taxonomic assumption
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Which of the following language milestones typically occurs first?
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The classic "wug test" was developed to determine whether young children are able to
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The highest level of cognitive and linguistic functioning is found in which of the autism spectrum disorders?
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Andrew's mother brings him to a university laboratory to participate in a study of language acquisition but is surprised that the researchers play recordings of nonsense sentences, comprised of invented words such as boga, giku, kuga, and gapi. Andrew is most likely participating in a study designed to
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A one-word utterance that is used to communicate any of a range of meanings is referred to as
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All of the following statements about early language delays are accurate except
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What is the definition of the following terms?
-Referential cues
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