Psycholinguistics (PSY 369)
REVIEW FOR EXAM 1
The standard disclaimer applies. Here is a list of potential
topics on the exam. If something that was in the book and/or
discussed in class isn't on this list, it may still show up on the
exam. And, just because something is on this list, doesn't mean
that it will be on the exam. This list is only meant to supplement
your review of the textbook and of your lecture notes.
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Activation Allophones Aphasia Arbitrariness Automatic processes Behaviorism Bottom up processing Bound morpheme Broca Chomsky Chunking Close-class words Cognitive psychology Communication Competence Constituent Content words Critical period Declarative memory Deep structure Derivational morpheme Derivational theory of complexity Descrete processing (models) Descriptive adequacy Distinctive features Double dissociation Duality of patterning Echoic memory Empiricism |
Episodic memory Explanatory adequacy Free morpheme Function words Generative grammar George Miller Grammar Hierarchical network Iconic memory Inflectional morpheme Language Lashley Lexical ambiguity Lexicon Limited capacity Linguistics Localization of function Long term memory Manner of articulation Mental model Minimal pairs Modularity Morphology Observational adequacy Open-class words Pattern recognition Performance Phonemes Phones |
Phonetics Phonology Phrase-structure rules Place of articulation Pragmatics Priming Procedural memory Productivity Psycholinguistics Psychological reality Recursion Reference Rules Semantics Sense Sensory memory Short term memory Surface structure Syllable structure Syntactic category Syntax Top down processing Transformational grammar Truth condition Wernicke Whorf Working memory Wundt |
I also strongly recommend that you pay attention to the review questions at the end of each chapter in the book.
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