Language through the Development lifespan

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through the Language Development lifespan

INFANCY and TODDLERHOOD

OUTLINE FOR INFANCY and TODDLERHOOD

One. Theories of language development: behaviorist, nativist and interactionist

A. Nativist

B. Interactionist

C. Behaviorist

Two. Milestones

B. Becoming a Communicator

Three. Summary Tables

Theories of Language Development

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THE INTERACTIONIST PERSPECTIVE

THE BEHAVIORIST PERSPECTIVE

Getting Ready to Talk

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Preverbal Gestures

First Words

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Vocabulary Spurt

The Two-Word Utterance Phase

Individual Cultural Differences

Temperament

Styles of Early Language Learning

Two. Expressive Style

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Warning signs include:

Supporting Language Development

Infant-Directed Speech (IDS):

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Video Deficit Effect

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Language Development through the lifespan through the Language Development lifespan

Vocabulary

TYPES OF WORDS ACQUIRED

WORD-LEARNING STRATEGIES

Coining New Words

THEORETICAL EXPLANATIONS

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BASIC RULES

OVERREGULARIZATION

COMPLEX STRUCTURES

THEORETICAL DEBATE

CONVERSATION (Pragmatics)

SUPPORTING LANGUAGE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD

SUMMARY TABLES Language through the Development lifespan

Adult Support LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN CHILDREN through the Language Development lifespan

INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN WORD LEARNING

GRAMMATICAL DEVELOPMENT

HOW DO CHILDREN ACQUIRE GRAMMAR?

Behaviorist Answer

GRAMMATICAL DEVELOPMENT

MIDDLE CHILDHOOD

I. Linguistic Expansion

B. Grammatical Refinement

A. Perspective Taking and Irony

III. Literacy and Bilingualism

B. Cognitive Benefits of Dual Language Learning

A. Early Middle Childhood (Ages six to eight)

Linguistic Expansion

Grammatical Refinement

Pragmatics and Social Communication

Narrative Evolution

The Transition to Reading

Cognitive Benefits of Dual Language Learning

Developmental Milestones

Early Middle Childhood (Ages six to eight)

Late Middle Childhood (Ages Nine to Eleven)

ADOLESCENCE

I. Adolescence and Social Interaction

A. Grammar Development

C. Syntax Development

E. Pragmatics Development

IV. Stylistic Variation Development

VI. Expansion of Language Skills

VII. Verbal Fluency

IX. Embodiment Theory in Language Development

Adolescence and Social Interaction

Grammar, Vocabulary, Syntax, Semantics, and Pragmatics Development

Vocabulary Development

Syntax Development

Syntax Development Through Adolescent Periods

Pragmatics Development

Passive Voice Development

Stylistic Variation Development

Grammatical Metaphor Development

Expansion of Language Skills

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Metalinguistic Awareness

Language through the Development lifespan

OUTLINE FOR EARLY ADULTHOOD

Two. Language Influence

GRAMMATICAL DEVELOPMENT

INFLUENCE

CONCEPT OF CRYSTALLIZED INTELLIGENCE

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Language Development in Mid. Adulthood

Related Patterns in Mid. Adulthood

Pragmatics and Social Communication

Metalinguistic Awareness

Gender Differences

Language and Multilingualism

Listening and Comprehension Strategies

Unique Aspects of Language in Middle Adulthood

Language through the Development lifespan

Fluid and Crystallized Language Abilities

Peak Pragmatic Competence and Social Interaction

Neurocognitive Compensation

Language through the Development lifespan

One. Language Production and the Mental Lexicon

B. Conversational Shifts and Word Retrieval

A. Integrative Reading and Listening Strategies

Three.

B. Bilingualism as a Cognitive Reserve

A. The Impact of Elderspeak and Stereotypes

Five. Integrated Developmental Milestones

B. Old-Old (Ages eighty plus years)

Language Production and the Mental Lexicon

Conversational Shifts and Word Retrieval

Comprehension and Narrative Excellence

The Power of Storytelling

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Benefits of Acquiring New Languages

Bilingualism as a Cognitive Reserve

Social Dynamics and Communication Barriers

Pragmatic Adjustments and Social Confidence

Young-Old (Ages sixty-five to eighty years)

Developmental Milestones

Language through the Development lifespan

OUTLINE FOR LATE LIFE

through the Language Development lifespan

Elderspeak

Overview

The document explores language development in young children, focusing on major theories and milestones observed from infancy through toddlerhood. It discusses critical stages, including sound recognition, word formation, and the role of social interaction in language acquisition.

Key Points

1Language development during infancy involves significant milestones like cooing and babbling
2The nativist perspective suggests language ability is biologically based, while the interactionist emphasizes environmental influences
3Social interaction plays a crucial role in encouraging early communication
4The behaviorist model shows children learn language through reinforcement and imitation
5Individual differences affect when children say their first words, influenced by genetic and environmental factors.

Details

Authors: Berk
Category: Psychology

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