PSYC 100 Lecture Notes - Chromosome, Gene Expression, Heredity

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 100
• Professor: Ingrid Johnsrude

Document Summary

It can be used to communicate novel ideas. It can be used to communicate about something that s not happening here and now. These three criteria can be referred to as (1) semanticity, (2) generativity, and (3) displacement. A phoneme is defined as the shortest segment of speech that, if changed, changes the meaning of a word. e. g. sip vs. zip. Morphology help, helping, helps, helped, helpful, helpful, helpless. Pragmatics knowledge of the world, appropriateness (social aspect) For idea and decide to speak > choose meaning > apply syntax and morphology > map words onto motor sequence > move mouth, teeth, tongue, vocal folds, etc. Comprehend utterance >< analyze syntax >< recognize words and their associated meanings >< map sound onto phonemes/syllables >< analyze acoustic signal >< acoustic signal. Symptoms of patients with focal brain lesions (tumors/strokes) Results of language tests after a reversible lesion is induced in the right or left hemisphere perceptual data from.