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| the part of the human brain that is similar to the reptilian brain |
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| i s the largest part of the human brain is is where language skills reside |
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| is the amin connection between the two hemispheres of the brain it facilitates communication between them. |
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| proposes that children have the innate capacity to differentiate phonemes extract words from the stream language and process gramma |
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| the system involving phonemic differences word oder and phrase recognition what is the basis for the theory of the innateness of angle acquisition |
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| langauge acqusition device |
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| the theoretical area of hardwiring in the brain of children that peoples them to acquire language |
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| language acquisition proposes that children acquire language by imitating the people around them |
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| theory proposed by chomsky accounts for the ability of children to acquire patters of langue for which they have not heard |
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| one word utterances with which the toddler express an entire sentences |
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| langage acquisistion is when the child uses holophrases |
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| occurs as children begin adding more words to their two word sentences |
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| occurs when a child acquires the definition of a word and applies it to narrowly |
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| occurs when a child acquires a second language after having begun to acquire a first language |
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| unitary system hypothesis |
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| proposes that infants exposed to 2 or more languages begin by constructing one lexicon and one set of semantic rules to encompass both languages. |
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| separate system hypothesis |
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| proposes that infants exposed to tow more lungs differentiate the lungs from the very beginning constructing different phonological system |
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| the first language characterisitics results in the foreign accent of second language learners after the age of puberty |
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