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Includes phonology, semantics, syntax, and pragmatics.
Innate structures in the nervous system facilitate language learning.
Governs language use in context and real-life situations.
Involves the perception and production of language sounds.
Rules governing word order and sentence structure.
Focuses on the meaning of words and sentences.
Typically, simple nouns and verbs.
Through exposure and interaction with language.
Study of sounds used in language.
Study of meaning in language.
Describes the structure of a language, including morphology and syntax.
Smallest units contributing to meaning in language.
Free morphemes can stand alone; bound morphemes cannot.
Study of how morphemes combine to form words.
Study of word sequences within sentences.
Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area are key regions.
A language impairment caused by damage to Broca's area.
Innate system of common language rules and properties.
Innate mechanism that helps children learn language.
Language largely a product of left hemisphere activity ➢Broca’s area ➢Wernicke’s area ➢Arcuate fasciculus ➢Damage can cause a type of aphasia- Broca’s aphasia