SPA 3011 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Neurolinguistics, Consonant Cluster, Agrammatism
11 Nov 2016
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Chapter 13 study questions: what is the aim of the field neurolinguistics? the production of speech, explain the concept of agrammatism has changed over time, not on test. Don(cid:495)t have to worry about this question: contrast the symptoms of broca(cid:495)s and wernicke(cid:495)s aphasia, concentrating on, wernicke(cid:495)s- fluent speech with phonemic and semantic paraphasias. Their speech production is described as (cid:498)empty(cid:499) of correct them selves and get closer to the target with repeated attempts. It is thought to be a deficit at the phonetic level of speech production. (also have right arm paralysis) meaning. Studies have shown that when they correct themselves, they tend to get farther away from the intended target: brocas- has slow effortful nonfluent agrammatic speech. Chapter 15 study questions: what linguistic abilities are present in prelingual infants, cooing, crying and other non-language sounds. Her little boy is 14 months old and still has a lot of difficulty with common words.
