Exam 10: Languag
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The plural for the word "pill" is pronounced with a [z] sound (it is pronounced "pillz"),but the plural for "pit" is pronounced with an [s] sound ("pits").This contrast is governed by a rule of
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Evidence regarding bilingual children suggests that
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Which of the following provides an example of phrase structure ambiguity?
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A friend of yours is thinking of enrolling his 4-year-old in a bilingual preschool,wherein the children are taught in English and in Mandarin.Would you support this move? Why or why not? Make sure you include empirical evidence in your answer.
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The perception of speech is made easier by all of the following EXCEPT that
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Barbara is 6 years old and has normal intelligence and muscle control,and no evidence of brain damage.However,she has a hard time understanding and producing language,and seems especially slow in detecting and using the regularities of language (such as the fact that "-ed" marks the past tense).She likely has
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Linguistic rules seem to be the source of children's overregularization errors.This sort of error is visible,for example,whenever a child
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Often extraneous noise interferes with our ability to hear all the sounds in a stream of speech.If a brief burst of noise prevents a phoneme from being heard (e.g. ,"His *ame is Barry"),what is most likely to occur?
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In some speech sounds,the flow of air out of the lungs is entirely interrupted for a moment;for other sounds,the flow of air is restricted but air continues to flow.This feature of sound production is referred to as
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Marcus is talking on the phone to his mother about what he should buy at the grocery store when a garbage truck drives past him.As a result,he is unable to hear what his mom is saying for 3 or 4 seconds.Which of the following is LEAST likely to help him figure out what his mother said?
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In speaking,the pattern of pauses and the rise and fall of pitch are technically referred to as
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The text argues that children's overregularization errors are caused by a(n)
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Describe the ways that top-down processing contributes to speech perception.How can this occasionally lead us astray?
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In ordinary speech production,the boundaries between syllables or between words are usually
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Nonfluent aphasia,in which a patient has good language comprehension but disrupted speech production,is typically associated with damage to
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Mike suffered damage to the left frontal lobe of his brain and now has a difficult time speaking or writing.Mike most likely has
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Which of the following is NOT a principle that guides sentence parsing?
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