Language and the Brain flashcards
20 flashcard decks by 19 users
This GoConqr page gathers more than 10 community-made flashcard decks on Language and the Brain, from aphasia to speech perception and word recognition. University students can practice key terms and models, while teachers can find material for teaching these topics. Explore the decks and choose a topic to study.
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49 cardsLecture 6 - The Speaking Brain What is the Cohort Model for word recognition?
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21 cardsAphasias What is language? What is language translated into? What three things does speech comprehension consist of?...
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43 cardsChapter 12: Language
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38 cardsLanguage Which hemisphere shows advantage in speech production and comprehension?
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71 cardsLanguage and the Brain competence vs performance?
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32 cardsBird Song Lectures Flash cards What are song birds
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41 cardslanguage
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14 cards04. Neuropathologies What is a neuropathology?
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65 cardslanguage, cognition, memory what defines teh dominant hemisphere
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30 cardsSpeech Perception What are the challenges of speech perception?
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25 cardsLearning 2014 Wernicke's area (usually left hemisphere)
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20 cards2007PSY BioPsych Week 11 Vocal-auditory canal - Aitchison’s Ten Criteria for Language -
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8 cards03. Cortical Organisation for Language Key regions of the brain for language
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13 cardsLanguage & cognition What is neurolinguistics?
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22 cardsLanguage Lecture 1 Broca's Aphasia produced problems with ... language. Language comprehension is...
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11 cards9b: language and thought (brain) What is Apashia?
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4 cardsLanguage and the brain LANGUAGE AND THE BRAIN Aphasia: It´s an injury of the brain. The most devastating kind of linguistic defici...
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3 cardsLanguage
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40 cardsLanguage Chomsky's views on Language
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3 cardsLanguage and Aphasia What is Language?
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About language and the brain flashcards
GoConqr OriginalLanguage and the Brain flashcards
These decks use questions and prompts to explore language processing, speech and the brain. Speech Perception asks about the challenges of understanding speech across different talkers and words. Language and the Brain covers types of language knowledge and a model of speech production. Other decks address aphasia and brain regions associated with language.
How to study with the decks
Start with Speech Perception if you want to focus on how speech varies. Read each prompt, try to answer it in your own words, then check the card. Return to prompts you find difficult and compare them with related questions in another deck.
If you want to see connections between ideas, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz there can give you another way to check your understanding after working through a deck. Choose a set of flashcards and work through a few prompts.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Try Speech Perception if you want to focus on the challenges of understanding speech. Its prompts cover variation across talkers and words. For a broader set of language-processing terms, Language and the Brain includes phonological, lexical, syntactic and semantic knowledge.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover aphasia, speech perception, word recognition and language knowledge. Learning 2014 includes prompts on Wernicke’s area, Broca’s area and the arcuate fasciculus. Bird Song Lectures Flash cards asks about birdsong, including when and how songs are sung.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The resources on this page were made by GoConqr users.