Theories of Lang. Dev. and Parts of the Brain

What is the Nativist Approach?

• Children learn language from the environment

• Children learn language through processing of Information

• Children are born with knowledge of rules of language that helps them learn

• Children learn language from thier behavior

Wernicke's area is responsible for moving muscles

• true

• false

What is the Cognitivist Theory?

• Children learn language through processing of Information

• Children learn language from the environment

• Learning language occurs through experiences and interactions

• Children learn language from their behavior

The Primary Auditory area is the smallest area out of all of the parts listed.

• True

• False

The Lingustic Theories are the Nativist and Interactionist Approaches

• True

• False

What is Interactionist Approach?

• Children are born with knowledge of rules of language that helps them learn

• Children learn language from their behavior

• Children learn language from the environment

• Children learn language through processing of Information

What are the Learning Theories

• Behaviorism

• None of these

• Interactionist Approach

• Behaviorism, Cognitivism, & Social Constructivism

Broca's area of the brain controls the production of speech

• True

• False

What is Behaviorism?

• Children learn language from the environment

• Children are born with knowledge of the rules of language

• Children learn language from their behavior

• It's when people try to fix my behavior

What is Social Constructivism?

• the study of the form of words

• Learning language occurs through experiences and interactions

• Children learn language from their behavior

• Children learn language through processing of Information