Language
Development
Development
This type of communication involves directly showing or pointing to convey meaning
What is Ostensive Communication
This feature of language involves embedding phrases within other phrases
What is Recursion
These types of emotions are shared across cultures, like happiness, sadness, and fear
What are Universal Emotions
This region of the brain is involved in emotions and includes structures like the amygdala
What is Limbic System
These types of emotions are categorized by their effects on well-being
What are Positive and Negative Emotions
This idea suggests that all humans share innate language rules
What is Universal Grammar
This hypothesis suggests that language evolves and is passed down through culture
What is Cultural Transmission Hypothesis
This refers to the outward display of emotions
What is Emotional Expression
This brain area is involved in decision-making and regulating emotion, assessing risks and rewards
What is the Orbitofrontal Cortex
This view suggests that emotions are localized in specific areas of the brain
What is the Locationist Neuroscience View
This disorder refers to language development issues that are not related to other cognitive deficits
What is Specific Language Impairment (SLI)
This term refers to the internal experience or feeling of emotions
What is Emotional Experience
This system controls involuntary physiological responses to emotions
What is the Autonomic Nervous System
This concept explains how words change their form to reflect tense or number
What is Inflectional Morphology
These are cultural norms for expressing emotions, such as smiling even when unhappy to appear polite
What is Display Rules
This process involves adjusting universal grammar based on language exposure
What is Parameter Setting