Psycholinguistics
sentence comprehensioin
reading
100

encoding the stream of sounds, identify words physically to access their meaning, apply knowledge of word rules, create a meaning based interpretation

What must a listener do to comprehend language?

100

if a sentence contains negative or passive voice

when are sentences more difficult to understand?

100

a challenging cognitive task that differs from understanding spoken language in many respects

what is reading?

200

basic unit of unspoken language

What is a phoneme?

200

the ease that someone can understand sentences

what does syntactic complexity influence?

200

quick eye jumps from one location to another

what are saccadic eye movements?

300

basic unit of meaning

What is a morpheme?

300

one word has multiple meanings

what is lexical ambiguity?

300

they occur between saccades, influenced by many physical and linguistic properties of text

what is a fixation and what does it influence?

400

study of morphemes

What is morphology?

400

an unfolding sentence that has possible grammatical interpretations

what is syntactical ambiguity?

400

argues that readers can sometimes recognize a word directly from printed letters, and convert them to a phonological code to access the word and its meaning

what is the dual-route approach?

500

the grammatical rules that govern how we organize words into sentences

what is syntax?

500
this provides readers with the correct ability to arrive at the correct interpretation of the ambiguity of the sentence

what does context do for a sentence?

500
this emphasizes language meaning as well as integrating reading throughout the curriculum and reading books at home

what is the whole-language approach?

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