What is receptive language
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Receptive language is the words we know (technically, we are receiving the
words and interpreting them)
, The following describes what aspect of neural development?
When we are born, our brain is hardwired to have certain events/stimuli happen; thus,
it is prepared to encounter such.
A. Experience dependent
B. Experience expectant
C. Experience contingent
D. Experience permissive
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Experience expectant.--- our brain is set up to process certain stimuli, if it
never encounters it, then it prunes it off! You need to use it or lose it! For
instance, if we could not see, there would be no use for the neural
connection to our eyes. (It all breaks down as wasted space)
Describe the two common word errors
- Over extension
- Under extension
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Over extension- applying a word too broadly, all farm animals are horses
Under extension—applying a word too narrowly only my cat is kitty idk what
the hell those other beasts are.
This period is critical in developing a child's sense of self
A. Trust v. mistrust
B. Autonomy v. self-doubt
C. Industry v. inferiority
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Receptive language is the words we know (technically, we are receiving the
words and interpreting them)
, The following describes what aspect of neural development?
When we are born, our brain is hardwired to have certain events/stimuli happen; thus,
it is prepared to encounter such.
A. Experience dependent
B. Experience expectant
C. Experience contingent
D. Experience permissive
Give this one a try later!
Experience expectant.--- our brain is set up to process certain stimuli, if it
never encounters it, then it prunes it off! You need to use it or lose it! For
instance, if we could not see, there would be no use for the neural
connection to our eyes. (It all breaks down as wasted space)
Describe the two common word errors
- Over extension
- Under extension
Give this one a try later!
Over extension- applying a word too broadly, all farm animals are horses
Under extension—applying a word too narrowly only my cat is kitty idk what
the hell those other beasts are.
This period is critical in developing a child's sense of self
A. Trust v. mistrust
B. Autonomy v. self-doubt
C. Industry v. inferiority
Give this one a try later!
