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| Basic unit that carries meaning |
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| basic sounds of language; can change the meaning of a sentence |
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| System of rules that specify how units of language can be combined meaningfully |
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| for receptive language, at 4 months what can a baby do |
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| at 7 months of receptive language, a baby can |
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| understand words/simple requests |
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| at 6-10 months, a baby can ______. |
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| about what age does babbling happen |
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| about what age does the 1 word stage happen |
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| at what age do babies start to learn one word per day |
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| what age does the 2 word stage begin to take place |
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| Who developed operant learning |
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| association, imitation, and reinforcement |
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| what is operant learning associated with |
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| Developed the Nativist theory |
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| the language acquisition device is apart of what theory? |
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| a well-defined procedure that guarantees a solution |
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| the representative heuristic |
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| judging likelihood in terms of how well they represent prototype |
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| best or most typical member of category |
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| think that two events are more likely to occur together than either individual event |
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| base judgments on how readily available it is in memory |
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| context or phrasing of problem lead to different answers |
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| decision based on what you previously invested in the situation |
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