Psycholinguistics & Neurolinguistics
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Echolalia and its causes and related disorders
Echolalia The term “echolalia” is used to refer to the involuntary repetition of words spoken by other people . It is a characteristic…
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Aphasia
Aphasia? Aphasia is the total or partial loss of language ability, specifically in reading, comprehension and / or writing, with preservation…
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Dichotic listening
Dichotic listening: what is it? Dichotic listening is a technique based on the simultaneous presentation of two different auditory stimuli,…
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What is cognitive?
What is cognitive? The word cognitive comes from the Latin cognoscere, which means knowing . Thus, both cognitive psychology and cognitive processes refer to the ability to know through…
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MAIN THEORIES IN THE ACQUISITION OF THE LANGUAGE
MAIN THEORIES IN THE ACQUISITION OF THE LANGUAGE Language acquisition has always been on the ambitious intellectual horizon of Universal…
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Language acquisition
Language acquisition Language acquisition has always been on the ambitious intellectual horizon of Universal Grammar theorists. You can almost say…
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NEUROLINGUISTICS
NEUROLINGUISTICS According to experts, neurolinguistics has an interdisciplinary root since it benefits from contributions from linguistics , neurobiology and computational linguistics . The notion of…
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Psycholinguistics
What is psycholinguistics? To begin, it must be clarified that psycholinguistics is actually born from two areas : psychology and…
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Parts of the human brain
Parts of the human brain 1. Main parts of the brain In humans, the brain or brain is the part of…
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Speech Disorders
When language fails: speech disorders Communication is essential for the development of the human being. And a large part of…
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