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Mind Map by Erick Rojas, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Erick Rojas
over 9 years ago
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Language
loss.
- It can happen in a variety of ways.
- Brain
damage.
- Better known
as aphasia
- Broca's aphasia.
- Slow, inaccurate and hesitant
writing and speech.
- Though not in
automatic
speech
functions.
- Affecting the production
of subjects, verbs and
objects.
- Though not in
automatic
speech
functions.
- Slow, inaccurate and hesitant
writing and speech.
- Wernicke's aphasia.
- Troubles processing
linguistic input.
- Troubles processing
linguistic input.
- Aphasiology.
- Broca's aphasia.
- Human brain differs
from most other
animals.
- It is not equipotential. It
doesn't function
holistically.
- It is more suceptible to
injury than animals (along
with the spinal cord.).
- The damage could happen by
- Blood loss due
to a stroke.
- Invasive injury.
(automobile
accident)
- Blood loss due
to a stroke.
- The damage could happen by
- It is more suceptible to
injury than animals (along
with the spinal cord.).
- It is not equipotential. It
doesn't function
holistically.
- Better known
as aphasia
- Surgical procedures.
- It's much more likely to
'go wrong' with adults
than with childrens.
- Children's brains are still in
development and can tolerate
surgical changes.
- Adult's brains are completely
developed and sensitive to
changes or injuries.
- Neuroplasticity is lost
because localization is
complete.
- Neuroplasticity is lost
because localization is
complete.
- Children's brains are still in
development and can tolerate
surgical changes.
- It's much more likely to
'go wrong' with adults
than with childrens.
- Brain-related
disorders.
- There are many, many
ways in which an
individual's language can
deviate dignificantly.
- Two main
examples.
- Stuttering.
- Can happen due to traumatic events in
childhood or by the absence of
unambiguous lateralization of speech.
- Can happen due to traumatic events in
childhood or by the absence of
unambiguous lateralization of speech.
- Autism.
- It's not just a language
impairment and there are
several types.
- Also has anti-social connotations.
- Also has anti-social connotations.
- It's not just a language
impairment and there are
several types.
- Stuttering.
- Two main
examples.
- Inherited
disorders.
- The genes which carry
the human heritage for
speech are
countermanded by an
inherited defect that is
transported by the
same genetic code.
- The genes which carry
the human heritage for
speech are
countermanded by an
inherited defect that is
transported by the
same genetic code.
- There are many, many
ways in which an
individual's language can
deviate dignificantly.
- Aging.
- Language usually stays
still even in old people.
- The more you have to
remember, the easier it is to
forget.
- Linguistic functions gradually disintegrate
together just like emotion, cognition and
personality.
- The more you have to
remember, the easier it is to
forget.
- Language usually stays
still even in old people.
- Brain
damage.
- Neurolinguistics.
- Investigates how the human
brain creates and processes
speech and language.
- It is known that in normal
brains any information in
either heimsphere is
immediately shared with
the other.
- Language is
usually
represented in the
left hemisphere.
- Though any information is in
both hemispheres, some brain
functions have a specific place in
the itself. (Though hey are not
just in that part of the brain).
- Damage to the parallel
areas in the right
hemisphere does not
normally affect
language production or
comprehension.
- It affects other types of human behavior.
- It affects other types of human behavior.
- Though any information is in
both hemispheres, some brain
functions have a specific place in
the itself. (Though hey are not
just in that part of the brain).
- Language is
usually
represented in the
left hemisphere.
- It is known that in normal
brains any information in
either heimsphere is
immediately shared with
the other.
- Investigates how the human
brain creates and processes
speech and language.
- *Behavioral - Neurological points of view.
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