Psycholinguistics
and its branches
Psychological
theories
The language
and the brain
Attention, perception
and memory
Acquisition theories
100

Which culture was the first to catalog the effects of specific damage to the brain?

The Egyptians

100

According to this theory, you must pay attention to the students' emotions.

Humanistic Theory

100

Which side of your body does the left side of your brain control?

The right side
100

To recall information and past experiences is to use your...

Memory

100

Adults have an initial advantage in learning grammar because of this internal factor.

Age

200

Which branch studies how we learn our mother tongue?

Language acquisition

200

Which theory mentions that we learn language by echoing others?

The Behaviorist Theory

200

In which hemisphere are the Wernicke's and Broca's areas located?

The left hemisphere.

200

Mention three kinds of memory.

Sensory, short-term, long-term, implicit, explicit, declarative, procedural, episodic, semantic.

200

What is aptitude?

It is a natural ability or skill that we have towards something.

300

Which branch studies the processes and mechanisms of the brain?

Language processing

300

What does the socio-cultural theory emphasize?

That we need social interaction to learn and develop cognitively.

300

Identify the location of your occipital lobe.

If they point to the back of the head, they are right.

300

Which type of attention can you use to respond to multiple task demands?

Divided attention

300

Mention 3 personality traits that may affect language learning.

Self-Esteem, extroversion, anxiety, sensitivity to rejection, inhibition

400

What do neurolinguistics study?

-Function of language in the brain

-The hemispheres and their functions

-How brain damages affect language learning

400

The mental processes used according to the cognitivist theory are...

Perception

Memory

Comprehension

400

What is the function of Broca's area?

It has the function of producing articulate speech.

400

Which lobe helps us direct our attention to different locations and objects?

The parietal lobe

400

How is a concrete learner?

-Learn from direct experience

-Interested in language use

-People-oriented 

500

Which year was the term "psycholinguistics" presented?

1936

500

The learners doing a project where they work in teams, searching for the words and correcting each other is an activity following this theory.

Constructivist Theory

500

Give an example of when we use Wernicke's area.

When we read and understand what is written.

500

What is perception?

It is the interpretation of sensory information to represent and understand the presented information.

500

A Russian moving to Mexico to learn Mexican Spanish is an example of this kind of natural context factor.

Majority Language Context

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